Examples of using Mints in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
They're mints. Yeah.
Mints are very soothing.
Have your mints.
No mints on the pillow.
Those are mints.
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Mints, gum, lotion, tampons.
Come for your mints?
Feed him mints. Pet him.
I ate all your mints.
Definitely no mints on these pillows.
Those are my mints.
It looks like mints and soda to me.
Pet him. Feed him mints.
Come for your mints? Hey, partner.
Do you have any mints?
Wallet, keys, mints, belt, shoelaces.
Eddie's old mints?
That many mints can't be good for an empty stomach.
No, I got mints.
Mints, tissues, a sealed envelope, lipstick.
Get in. No mints?
Now eat these mints and whatever you do, don't talk.
But I got you some mints.
Rose, do you have any mints or gum or something?
You can go forever on mints.
This is way more than a mints and tiny bottles of water.
Just save me some mints.
Traditional mints in a sugar free version. Trademark: Nestlé.
They're just some mints, okay? Just.
You need more chocolate and fewer mints.