blending

UK
/ˈblɛndɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɛndɪŋ/

Translations

blendingnoun
blendings
pl
The blending of different spices created a unique flavor in the dish.
Le mélange de différentes épices a créé une saveur unique dans le plat.
Additional translations
mot-valiseLinguistique.
fusionS’emploie surtout pour une combinaison harmonieuse ou efficace de styles, d’idées ou d’éléments.
blendinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈblɛndɪŋ/
US
/ˈblɛndɪŋ/
Used as a participial adjective meaning "mixing or combining".
mélangeantQui sert à mélanger ou à combiner des éléments.
Use a blending brush for a smoother finish.
Utilisez un pinceau mélangeant pour obtenir une finition plus lisse.
blendverb

blending

Gerund

blended
Past Simple
blended
Past Participle
blending
Gerund
UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/
She decided to blend the fruits to make a smoothie.
Elle a décidé de mélanger les fruits pour faire un smoothie.
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.
Additional translations
s'intégrerSens pronominal; souvent avec « dans ».

Definitions

blendingnoun
The act or process of mixing or combining different substances or elements to form a homogeneous whole.
The blending of different spices created a unique flavor in the dish.
A mixture or combination of different things, especially one that is harmonious or effective.
The artist's work is a blending of traditional and modern styles.
(linguistics) A word formed by merging parts of two or more words; a portmanteau.
Brunch is a common blending of "breakfast" and "lunch."
blendinggerund / present participle
Combining or mixing different elements; that blends.
Use a blending brush for a smoother finish.
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.