mint
 transitive verb
 cuñar
EN "Every peso coin minted in Potosi has cost the life of 10 Indians who have died in the depths of the mines," wrote Fray Antonio de la Calancha in 1638.
GL "Cada peso que se cuña en potosí costa dez indios mortos nas cavernas das minas", escribía Frei Antonio de la Calancha en 1638.
 Fonte: C02 (665)
noun
menta
EN The doors of Lev Haïr, one of 180 social welfare and leisure centres dotted all over Israel, are open to everyone and everything, including the smells that waft in from the nearby Machane Yehuda Market --the scent of coriander, fresh mint, guava fruit and the plaited loaves of bread that Jews break at the start of the Sabbath.
GL É o nome dun dos 180 centros de asistencia social e de ocio existentes en Israel. As portas desta especie de "casa do pobo" están abertas a todos, mesmo ós perfumes do mercado próximo de Machané Yeouda, do cilantro e da menta fresca, das guaiabas e do biscoito trenzado que se partirá ó comezo do sabbat.
Fonte: C19 (73)
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