Examples of using Mints in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
They're mints.
Thin Mints, you know it.
Oh, yeah. Mints!
Then mints, I guess.
Chocolate mints.
People also translate
Mints? Really, John?
It's my very last box of mints.
Thin Mints, bitch! Oh, cookies.
And let me have some Junior Mints.
Mints anyone?- Sorry, restroom.
Everyone's getting breath mints.
Junior Mints are pretty apologetic.
Free use of conference hall Mints.
No mints? I should have just called Uber.
Everyone's getting breath mints. Wait!
Wallet, keys, mints, belt, shoelaces.
Well, I guess those chocolate mints.
Y'know, a box of Thin Mints and some Tag-a-Longs.
The only thing she had in her pockets was a matchbook and some mints.
Those mints get thinner every year.
I'm gonna take my thin mints and head home.
From the Chinese restaurant in her purse. And more importantly, she keeps mints.
You know, dragon breath mints aren't the worst idea in the world.
The glass that had recently been washed, some breath mints, some eyedrops.
Like hotel mints, remember? Used to leave dead squirrels on your pillow?
The lava was just made of chewable mints and soda pop.
And more importantly, she keeps mints from the Chinese restaurant in her purse.
They're basically giving them away Like mints at a chinese restaurant.
Everyone knows that Junior Mints are the best movie candy.
I will take two cases of Thin Mints and a box of Chuckle Lucks.