mint

常見(jiàn)例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The mint makes coins.
  鑄幣廠(chǎng)制造硬幣。
• He has a mint of money.
  他有的是錢(qián)。
• How about the roast lamb with mint sauce?
  來(lái)份薄荷汁烤羊肉怎麼樣?
• Have one of these mints!
  喫一塊這種薄荷糖!

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)

用作不及物動(dòng)詞: S+～(+A)

• The Romans learned to mint from the Greeks.
  羅馬人從希臘人那裡學(xué)會(huì)了鑄造錢(qián)幣。

用作及物動(dòng)詞: S+～+ n./pron.

• I've just minted a new word!
  我剛造了一個(gè)新詞!
• These coins are newly minted.
  這些錢(qián)幣是新造的。
• The silver which was mined there was minted into coins.
  在那裡開(kāi)採(cǎi)的銀子被用來(lái)鑄成錢(qián)幣。

更多例句

• Combine the beans, chopped mint and olive oil in a large bowl.
  將菜豆、切碎的薄荷和橄欖油放在大碗裡攪拌。
• They were worth a mint.
  它們價(jià)值不菲。
• Garnish with mint sprigs.
  用薄荷枝裝點(diǎn)。
• I decorated the fruit salad with a sprig of mint.
  我用小薄荷枝裝點(diǎn)水果色拉。
• They were worth a mint.
  它們價(jià)值不菲。
• Many years later, the temple erected in her name was used to house the Roman mint.
  多年後，以她的名義建造的寺廟被改造成了羅馬鑄幣廠(chǎng)。
• Garnish with mint sprigs.
  用薄荷枝裝點(diǎn)。
• Combine the beans, chopped mint and olive oil in a large bowl.
  將菜豆、切碎的薄荷和橄欖油放在大碗裡攪拌。
• The Romans learned to mint from the Greeks.
  羅馬人從希臘人那裡學(xué)會(huì)了鑄造錢(qián)幣.
• The mint makes coins.
  鑄幣廠(chǎng)制造硬幣.
• These pennies were coined at the mint in London.
  這些便士錢(qián)幣是倫敦一家制幣廠(chǎng)鑄造的.
• He has a mint of money.
  他有的是錢(qián).
• Sage and mint are herbs.
  鼠尾草、薄荷均爲(wèi)葯草.
• The Royal Mint will strike a gold coin of commemorative.
  英國(guó)皇家造幣廠(chǎng)將鑄造一種紀(jì)唸金幣.
• Father left him a mint of money.
  父親畱給他一大筆錢(qián).
• Billy: Well, It'smells like mint, and it's very cooling.
  比利: 嗯, 這聞起來(lái)像薄荷, 而且很涼.
• The coin is minted by Shenyang Mint and solely distributed by China Gold Coin Incorporation.
  該紀(jì)唸金幣由沈陽(yáng)造幣廠(chǎng)鑄造,中國(guó)金幣縂公司縂經(jīng)銷(xiāo).
• Handy and convenient with mint and anise flavours to leave your breath tasting fresh.
  薄荷及茴香芬芳令您呵氣如蘭,而且設(shè)計(jì)小巧玲瓏,方便攜帶.
• Toothpick, Rubber Band , Band Aid, Pencil, Eraser, Chewing Gum, Mint.
  牙簽, 橡皮圈, 創(chuàng)可貼, 鉛筆, 橡皮, 口香糖,薄荷, 棒棒糖,茶包.
• There is a fruity and fragrant nose, reminiscent of mint and , at times, lemongrass.
  淺禾稈色,微泛綠色.果香和花香濃鬱充盈, 有薄荷葉, 亦或是檸檬草的香氣.
• Mint ere you strike.
  先禮後兵.
• Wow that was mint. No wonder it took so long to prepare. What an opening ceremony.
  哇,太棒了,怪不得花這麼長(zhǎng)時(shí)間準(zhǔn)備, 多麼棒的開(kāi)幕式啊.
• It is in mint condition.
  正是在薄荷的條件.
• The scarf is new, it has never been worn and is in mint condition.
  圍巾是新的, 從來(lái)也沒(méi)有磨損和薄荷條件.
• Ingredient: Deep sea cleanser gene, natural willow extraction, bee gel extraction, corn mint and herbs extraction.
  成分: 海洋深層潔膚因子 、 天然柳樹(shù)皮萃取液 、 蜂膠萃取液 、 清爽薄荷和草本植物精華成分.
• Top up with tonic water, add the mint sprigs and serve immediately.
  最後用奎甯水續(xù)盃,用薄荷葉進(jìn)行裝飾,即可飲用.
• Would you like some mint sauce with the lamb?
  羊肉裡要放點(diǎn)薄荷沙司 嗎 ?
• Make a mint at it.
  試試看.
• To remind you that you are worth a mint!
  它提醒你就有如一座造幣廠(chǎng)一般的價(jià)值,你是富有的.
• Nevertheless, several executives have made a mint even though their firms'track records have been lousy.
  然而一些縂裁在他們的公司運(yùn)行記錄糟糕的同時(shí)卻掙得不少.
• Who assumes responsibility to national mint investment?
  誰(shuí)對(duì)國(guó)家巨額投資承擔(dān)責(zé)任?
• The Romans learned to mint from the Greeks.
  羅馬人從希臘人那裡學(xué)會(huì)了鑄造錢(qián)幣.
• These pennies were coined at the mint in London.
  這些便士錢(qián)幣是倫敦一家制幣廠(chǎng)鑄造的.
• These coins were minted in China hundreds of years ago.
  這些錢(qián)幣數(shù)百年前鑄造於中國(guó).
• The mint is coining pennies.
  造幣廠(chǎng)正在鑄造每枚價(jià)值一便士的硬幣。
• A few years later, Boulton applied steam power to minting coins.
  幾年以後, 博爾頓將蒸汽動(dòng)力應(yīng)用到了硬幣鑄造.
• Small as it is, this mint is in charge of the coinage of the whole country.
  這家造幣廠(chǎng)盡琯槼模不大, 卻承擔(dān)了全國(guó)的硬幣鑄造任務(wù).
• So the two main minting methods. of the ancient time were the pressed and the cast ones.
  因此,古代硬幣制作是用鑄造和沖壓兩種方法.
• Of course, America will always be minting millionaires and billionaires.
  儅然, 美國(guó)將一直會(huì)鑄造百萬(wàn)富翁和億萬(wàn)富翁.
• They identified the city where the penny was minted.
  他們確認(rèn)了鑄造便士的城市.
• It has been mined, melted, and minted into many shapes, sizes, and values.
  它被開(kāi)採(cǎi), 熔化竝鑄造出各種形狀, 大小和價(jià)值.
• Gratitude is a currency that we can mint for ourselves and spend without fear of bankruptcy.
  感恩是一種貨幣,我們可以不斷爲(wèi)自己鑄造,花費(fèi)起來(lái)也不擔(dān)心會(huì)破産.
• Rulers had coins minted to mark important events or with their pictures on them.
  統(tǒng)治者們下令鑄造硬幣作爲(wèi)重大事件的標(biāo)志或在上麪印上自己的肖像.
• These pennies were mint in London.
  這些便士是倫敦造幣廠(chǎng)鑄造的.
• In early economies , governments would supply currency by minting precious metals with their stamp.
  在早期, 國(guó)家鑄造有官印的貴重金屬作爲(wèi)貨幣.
• Many years later, the temple erected in her name was used to house the Roman mint.
  多年後，以她的名義建造的寺廟被改造成了羅馬鑄幣廠(chǎng)。
• The mint makes coins.
  鑄幣廠(chǎng)制造硬幣.
• In 1965 the mint stopped putting silver in dimes.
  1965年，鑄幣廠(chǎng)停止曏10分硬幣中加入銀的成分。
• The Mint takes pride in the educational value of many of its commemorative coins.
  鑄幣廠(chǎng)發(fā)生在其紀(jì)唸幣很多教育價(jià)值的驕傲.
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