n.(统称某地或某时期的)金属货币，(某种)硬币，(国家的)货币制度，新创的词语，新词语的创造

原形：coinage复数：coinages

This is the very coinage of our brain.
这是我们脑中虚构的意象。
The word is a recent coinage.
这是一个新造的词。
The coinage of new words often reflects changes in society and culture.
新词的创造通常反映了社会和文化的变化。
The government has the exclusive right to coinage.
政府拥有铸币的专属权。
The introduction of the euro marked a significant event in European coinage history.
欧元的引入标志着欧洲货币史上的一件大事。
The process of coinage involves designing, engraving, and striking coins.
铸币过程包括设计、雕刻和打制硬币。
Shakespeare's works have contributed numerous phrases to the English language coinage.
莎士比亚的作品为英语语言创造了许多词汇短语。
The mint is responsible for the production and quality control of the nation's coinage.
造币厂负责国家硬币的生产和质量控制。
In ancient times, the purity of gold and silver in coinage was strictly regulated.
在古代，硬币中黄金和白银的纯度受到严格监管。
The artistry involved in medieval coinage often reflected the power and symbolism of the ruling monarch.
中世纪硬币上的艺术性常常反映了统治君主的权力和象征意义。
The term 'blog' is a coinage from 'web log', showcasing the evolution of online communication.
“博客”这个词是由“网络日志”演化而来，展示了在线交流方式的演变。
The government announced plans to issue a special coinage commemorating the country's independence.
政府宣布计划发行一套特别硬币以纪念国家独立。