The writer likes to coin words in his novels.

这位作家喜欢在他的小说里发明新字词。

Trump's concession speech was, to coin a phrase, low energy.

可以说特朗普的败选演说的能量很低。

'To coin' here means to use a word or phrase that no one has used before.

“创造”在这里指的是用一个以前没有人用过的词或短语。

Brienne tossed the coin to him. He caught it in the air, bit it, and tucked it away.

布蕾妮把硬币掷过去。他伸手接住，咬了咬，塞进兜里。

Winston Churchill was first to coin the phrase " special relationship" .

温斯顿丘吉尔首先创造了“特殊关系”这个词。

So let's start with the longest word that  anyone has ever bothered to coin.

因此让我们从人们曾经创造过的最长的单词开始。

By the way, there's actually a phrase for this act: to coin a phrase means to invent a new saying.

顺便说一下，实际上，这个行为有一个短语：to coin a phrase意味着发明一句新的谚语。

He’d thought the flight would never – to coin a phrase – get off the ground.

【coin】他原以为这架飞机永远不会——用一句话来说——离地。

You can also say 'to coin a phrase' after using an expression that is well known and possibly used too much.

你也可以在使用了一个非常有名并且很可能被使用过太多次的短语之后说“创造一个短语”。

They tied the coins to little flags and used them as weights to get the fishing lines out.

他们将硬币绑在小旗子上， 并用它们作为重物来拉出钓鱼线。

" To coin a phrase" means to create a new word or a new expression for people to use.

“造词” 是指创造一个新词或新的表达方式供人们使用。

The Royal Canadian Mint will no longer distribute the coin to financial institutions around the country, but it will remain legal tender.

加拿大皇家铸币厂也不会再向全国各地的金融机构分发分币，但它仍是法定货币。

The U.S. Mint and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urged Americans to use coins when making purchases or deposit the coins in to banks.

美国铸币局和财政部长史蒂芬·姆努钦督促美国人用硬币消费或将硬币存入银行。

China had encountered inflation of its own after printing the world’s first paper money in the 12th century, so they switched back to coins.

中国在 12 世纪印制了世界上第一张纸币后就遇到了通货膨胀，所以他们又改回硬币。

Amazon has updated its Alexa voice assistant after it " challenged" a 10-year-old girl to touch a coin to the prongs of a half-inserted plug.

亚马逊已经对其Alexa语音助手进行了更新，此前，Alexa建议一名10岁女孩挑战用硬币触碰一半插在插座里的插头。

The Constitution gave Congress the power to coin money and it forbade the states to make anything but gold and silver legal tender in the payment of debts.

宪法赋予国会铸币的权力，并禁止各州在偿还债务时制造除黄金和白银以外的任何法定货币。

So it’s completely possible that the Norse had originally brought the coins with them to North America, but when they returned to Europe, they took the coins back with them.

所以完全有可能北欧人最初将这些硬币带到了北美，但是当他们回到欧洲时， 他们又把这些硬币带回来了。

So, if I use that about a newly married couple, I might add the phrase " to coin a phrase, " because I know that what I just said wasn't very original.

所以，如果我用它来形容一对新婚夫妇，我可能会加上“创造一个词组” 这个短语，因为我知道我刚才说的不是很新颖。

Being able to go to coin me right conveniently and buy btc, especially where I get my groceries is I think the future of capitalism, Really if I can go so bold with it.

能够方便地给我投币并购买比特币，特别是我在哪里买到食品杂货，我认为这是资本主义的未来，真的，如果我敢这么大胆的说的话。

These first coins have no writing on them-dates and inscriptions on coins were to come much later-but archaeological evidence allows us to date our coins to around 550 BC, so the middle of Croesus's reign.

最早的货币上没有文字，日期和铭文 都要到更晚期才会出现。但我们依靠考古证据，将这些货币的铸造日期确定到公元前550年左右，即克罗伊斯统治的中期。