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minting
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/ˈmɪntɪŋ/
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/ˈmɪntɪŋ/
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minting
noun
mintings
pl
Translations
чеканка
The minting of coins is a complex process.
Чеканка монет — это сложный процесс.
Additional translations
чеканка монет
монетный двор
Definitions
The process of manufacturing coins from metal.
The minting of coins has been a crucial part of economic systems for centuries.
The act of creating or producing something new, especially in large quantities.
The minting of new ideas is essential for innovation in the tech industry.
A batch or issue of coins produced at one time.
The 2021 minting of the commemorative quarter quickly sold out.
Synonyms
coinage
creation
manufacture
production
striking
minting
adjective
more minting
Comp.
most minting
Super.
UK
/ˈmɪn.tɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɪn.tɪŋ/
Used attributively to modify nouns relating to coin manufacture (e.g., "minting facilities").
Definitions
Relating to, involved in, or used for the manufacture of coins.
The minting machinery was imported from Germany.
Synonyms
immaculate
flawless
spotless
mint-condition
unblemished
brand-new
new
pristine
unused
fresh
mint
verb
minting
Gerund
minted
Past Simple
minted
Past Participle
minting
Gerund
UK
/mɪnt/
US
/mɪnt/
Translations
чеканить
The government decided to mint new coins to commemorate the anniversary.
Правительство решило чеканить новые монеты в честь годовщины.
Definitions
To produce coins by stamping metal.
The government mints new coins every year to replace old ones.
To create or produce something new, especially in large quantities.
The company plans to mint a new line of smartphones next year.
To invent or fabricate something, especially a term or phrase.
She minted a new term to describe the phenomenon she was studying.
Synonyms
create
forge
manufacture
produce
coin
mint
noun
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A place where coins, medals, or tokens are produced under government authority.
The mint produced millions of coins each year for circulation.
A plant of the genus Mentha, known for its aromatic leaves, often used in cooking and herbal remedies.
She added fresh mint to the salad for a burst of flavor.
A candy flavored with mint oil or extract.
He offered her a mint after dinner.
A large sum of money.
He made a mint from his investments in the stock market.
A pale green colour resembling that of mint leaves.
The designer chose mint for the walls to give the room a fresh look.
mint
adjective
Definitions
In perfect condition, as if new.
The vintage car was in mint condition, with no scratches or dents.
Flavored or scented with mint, especially the leaves or oil of the mint plant.
She sipped a cup of refreshing mint tea on the balcony.
(informal, chiefly UK) Excellent; very good or impressive.
That new track is absolutely mint!
Of a pale bluish-green color reminiscent of mint leaves.
She wore a mint blouse with white trousers.
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