minted

英 [ˈmɪntɪd]

美 [ˈmɪntɪd]

adj.  新生产(或发明等)的; 薄荷味的; 富有的; 富裕的
v.  铸(币); 铸造(硬币)
mint的过去分词和过去式

过去式：minted　

牛津词典

adj.

• 新生产（或发明等）的
  recently produced, invented, etc.
  1. a newly minted expression
     刚出现的词语
• 薄荷味的
  flavoured with mint
• 富有的；富裕的
  very rich

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 崭新的；新制作的；刚完成的
  If you describe something asnewly mintedorfreshly minted, you mean that it is very new, and that it has only just been produced or completed.
  1. He seemed to be pleased by this newly minted vehicle.
     他似乎很满意这辆新出厂的车。
  2. ...the movie's freshly minted script.
     这部电影新鲜出炉的剧本

双语例句

• The rate at which Bitcoins are minted is designed to mimic the extraction of minerals.
  比特币的铸造速度模拟了矿产开发。
• The presidential coins would be minted at a rate of four presidents a year, starting with George Washington and working up to the modern day.
  新的总统头像硬币将以每年四位总统的速度推出，从美国“国父”乔治·华盛顿总统开始，之后按时间顺序逐渐推到现代。
• Over a billion pennies were minted in1943.
  1943年铸造了数十亿的美分。
• And easily makes its founder Reid Hoffman a newly minted billionaire.
  公司创始人里德·霍夫曼（ReidHoffman）不费吹灰之力成为了新的亿万富豪。
• This phrase was minted for the occasion.
  这个词语是为这一场合创造的。
• The poet minted several words that can't be found in any dictionary.
  那位诗人臆造了几个哪本词典中也查不到的词。
• A phrase that was minted for one occasion.
  为某一场合创造的短语。
• He seemed to be pleased by this newly minted vehicle.
  他似乎很满意这辆新出厂的车。
• The resource for which a stamp is minted.
  戳记为哪个资源而生成。
• The silver which was mined there was minted into coins.
  在那里开采的银子被用来铸成钱币。