mini- in Latin
mini- in Latin is mini — mini- means very small; a miniature version of something.
mini- in Latin
mini
(diminutive) Smaller version of an item than usual.
What does "mini-" mean?
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adj Very small; a miniature version of something.
"She bought a mini version of the cake for the tasting."
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noun A small, iconic car model originally built by BMC in Britain and later by BMW.
"He drives a bright red Mini around the city."
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mini- in a sentence
- She bought a mini version of the cake for the tasting.
- He drives a bright red Mini around the city.
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What is "mini-" in Latin?
"mini-" in Latin is mini. mini- means: Very small; a miniature version of something.
How do you use "mini-" in a sentence?
Example: "She bought a mini version of the cake for the tasting." In Latin, "mini-" is mini.
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