mint

• Usado no inglês britânico informal para descrever algo excelente, muito bom ou em perfeito estado. Também pode indicar algo novo, sem uso ou em condição impecável.

Used in British slang to describe something as excellent, cool, or in perfect condition.

1. In perfect conditionB2informal

   In pristine, unused, or like-new condition, often used for collectibles.

   Estado impecável

   • He sold his mint condition comic book for a high price.
   • The vintage car was still mint after 50 years.
   • She keeps her coin collection in mint state.

   Sinônimosbrand-newflawlessimmaculateperfectpristinespotlessunblemishedunspoiledunused

   Antônimosblemisheddamageddefectiveimpairedusedworn

2. Flavor of mintA2informal

   Having the taste or aroma of the mint plant.

   Menta

   • I love mint chocolate chip ice cream.
   • This tea has a refreshing mint flavor.
   • The mint sauce goes perfectly with the lamb.

   Sinônimosminty

• Substantivo que designa uma planta aromática do gênero Mentha, o local onde se fabricam moedas, ou o sabor associado a essa planta.

A noun referring to an aromatic plant of the genus Mentha, or a place where coins are manufactured, or a flavor associated with the plant.

1. HerbA2formal

   A plant with aromatic leaves, used as a flavoring in food, drinks, and medicine.

   Hortelã

   • She added fresh mint to the lemonade.
   • Mint is a common ingredient in herbal teas.
   • The garden is full of peppermint and spearmint.

2. CandyA2informal

   A small, sweet confection, often flavored with mint.

   Bala

   • He offered me a mint after dinner.
   • These mints are very refreshing.
   • She keeps a tin of mints in her purse.

   Sinônimospeppermint

3. Place where coins are madeB1formal

   A factory or institution where coins are produced.

   Casa da Moeda

   • The Royal Mint produces all British coins.
   • The old mint building is now a museum.
   • New coins are struck at the mint every year.

4. Large amount of moneyB1informal

   A vast sum of money (often used in the phrase 'a mint').

   Bolonha de dinheiro

   • He made a mint selling his company.
   • That car must have cost a mint.
   • She inherited a mint from her grandfather.

   Sinônimosbombbundlefortunepacketpilesmall fortune

• Verbo usado para designar o processo de fabricação de moedas ou tokens, ou de criar algo novo, frequentemente em contexto digital.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing coins or tokens, or creating something new, often in a digital context.

1. Produce coinsB2formal

   To make coins from metal, typically in a mint.

   Cunhar

   • The government minted new silver coins this year.
   • The Royal Mint mints all British coins.
   • They minted a special edition coin for the anniversary.

   Sinônimoscastcoinissuestampstrike

2. Create or inventB2informal

   To create or produce something new, often a word or phrase.

   Criar ou inventar

   • The author minted a new term for the phenomenon.
   • He minted a clever nickname for his friend.
   • The company minted a new slogan for their campaign.

   Sinônimoscoinconceivecreatedevisefabricateinventmake uporiginate