How to say mince in English is introduced as follows:

mince: English /m?ns/. Beautiful/m?ns/.

v.

Grind (food, especially meat) with a meat grinder; walk briskly in a pretentious manner.

n.

Ground meat, minced meat (especially beef).

Third person singular: minces present participle: mincing past tense: minced past participle: minced.

Brown?the?mince?in?a?frying?pan.?

Brown the mince in a frying pan.

Oh,?God!?Why?did?you?cut?yourself?into?mince?

God, why did you cut yourself into mince?

He?minced?over?to?serve?us.?

He walked over to entertain us.

Perhaps?I'll?buy?lean?meat?and?mince?it?myself.?

Maybe I'll buy some lean meat and grind it myself.

The?doctors?didn't?mince?their?words,?and?predicted?the?worst?

The doctors told the truth and predicted the worst.

Bind?the?mixture?with?the?raw?minced?liver?and?cook?for?3?minutes?more.?

Let the mixture roll in the minced Raw liver, cook for 3 minutes or more.