英[mɪnt]美[mɪnt]
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来自拉丁文menta,薄荷,来自希腊语Minthe,薄荷仙子,在古希腊神话中,原为泉水仙子,因引诱冥王Hades,被冥后Persephone变成了薄荷树。
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小知识
Mint is a green herb with a bright, cool taste and smell. The best part about brushing your teeth is the clean flavor of mint in your mouth afterward.
Mint plants smell great, and you can even chew the leaves as a natural breath freshener. The sweet, clean flavor is common in chewing gum, dental floss, and candy (in fact, a mint-flavored candy is called a mint). A completely different sort of mint is a place where money is made, or minted. Informally, an enormous amount of money is also a mint: “He inherited a mint and bought a Rolls Royce.”
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习语积累
习语 n. in mint condition 崭新;完美;完好无缺 new or as good as new; in perfect condition