mince
US /mɪns/
UK /mɪns/
1.
moer, picar
cut up or grind (food, especially meat) into very small pieces, typically in a mincing machine
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She decided to mince the beef for the shepherd's pie.
Ela decidiu moer a carne para o empadão.
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The recipe calls for finely minced garlic.
A receita pede alho finamente picado.
2.
andar com afetação, andar com passos miúdos
walk with an affected daintiness or an exaggerated primness
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She tends to mince when she's trying to impress someone.
Ela tende a andar com afetação quando tenta impressionar alguém.
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The old lady minced across the room, careful not to spill her tea.
A velha senhora andou com passos miúdos pela sala, com cuidado para não derramar o chá.
1.
carne moída, picadinho
finely chopped meat, especially beef, used in dishes like shepherd's pie or meatballs
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The recipe calls for lean mince.
A receita pede carne moída magra.
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We made burgers with fresh mince from the butcher.
Fizemos hambúrgueres com carne moída fresca do açougueiro.