In mint condition Meaning in English
expression
ˈɪn/, /ɪn/ /ˈmɪnt/ /kənˈdɪʃən
in MINT kun-DISH-un
ˈɪn/ /mˈɪnt/ /kəndˈɪʃən
in MINT kun-DISH-un
Definition
If something is 'in mint condition', it looks as good as new and has no damage or signs of use.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used for collectibles, electronics, cars, or anything where perfect condition is important. Slightly formal or semi-formal. Can be used literally or to exaggerate. Usually describes something pre-owned but kept like new.
Spanish: en perfecto estado - como nuevoPortuguese (BR): em perfeito estado - como novoPortuguese (PT): em perfeito estado - como novoChinese (Simplified): 完好无损 - 崭新Chinese (Traditional): 完好無損 - 嶄新Hindi: बिल्कुल नई स्थिति में - एकदम नयाArabic: بحالة ممتازة - كالجديدBengali: একেবারে নতুনের মতো অবস্থায় - মেন মিন্ট কন্ডিশনে (শখিন জিনিসপত্রের জন্য)Russian: в идеальном состоянии - как новаяJapanese: 新品同様の状態でVietnamese: còn như mới - tình trạng hoàn hảoKorean: 새것 같은 상태 - 완벽한 상태Turkish: mükemmel durumda - ilk günkü gibiUrdu: بالکل نئی حالت میں - بالکل صحیح حالت میںIndonesian: kondisi mulus seperti baru - kondisi istimewa
Example Sentences
This phone is in mint condition.
basic
He sold the car in mint condition.
basic
The book is old but still in mint condition.
basic
Wow, your sneakers are in mint condition!
natural
Collectors pay more for cards in mint condition.
natural
I can’t believe this bike is from the 80s—it's in mint condition!
natural