blend

UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/

Translations

blendnoun
blends
pl
UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/
The chef created a unique blend of spices for the new dish.
Le chef a créé un mélange unique d'épices pour le nouveau plat.
Additional translations
mot-valiseLinguistique.
groupe consonantiquePhonétique.
blendverb
blended
Past Simple
blended
Past Participle
blending
Gerund
UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/
se fondreSe dit notamment des couleurs, des tons ou des éléments visuels.
The colors in the painting blend seamlessly into one another.
Les couleurs du tableau se fondent parfaitement les unes dans les autres.
She decided to blend the fruits to make a smoothie.
Elle a décidé de mélanger les fruits pour faire un smoothie.
Additional translations
s'intégrerSens pronominal; souvent avec « dans ».
blendadjective
UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/
Used attributively before nouns, e.g. "blend mode".
mélangéEmploi attributif.
The designer chose a blend fabric for the upholstery.
Le designer a choisi un tissu mélangé pour le revêtement.

Definitions

blendnoun
A mixture of different substances or other things that are combined together.
The chef created a unique blend of spices for the new dish.
A product made by combining different types of the same thing, especially a type of coffee, tea, or whisky.
She prefers a smooth blend of coffee in the morning.
A word formed by combining parts of two or more other words.
The word 'brunch' is a blend of 'breakfast' and 'lunch'.
The act or process of mixing or combining different things.
The blend of musical styles gave the album a unique sound.
(Phonics) A group of two or more consonants appearing together in a word, each retaining its sound.
In the word 'brown', 'br' is a consonant blend.
blendverb
To mix or combine substances together thoroughly.
She decided to blend the fruits to make a smoothie.
To merge or harmonize different elements or aspects.
The artist skillfully blended colors to create a stunning sunset scene.
To fade or shade into another color or tone.
The colors in the painting blend seamlessly into one another.
To fit in or integrate smoothly with a group or environment.
He tried to blend into the crowd to avoid being noticed.
blendadjective
Relating to or involving a blend; composed of mixed elements (attributive).
The designer chose a blend fabric for the upholstery.