mixing

UK
/ˈmɪksɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɪksɪŋ/

Translations

mixingnoun
mixings
pl
The mixing of the ingredients is crucial for the cake to rise properly.
Le mélange des ingrédients est essentiel pour que le gâteau lève correctement.
mixageEnregistrement et traitement sonore.
The mixing of the album took several weeks to ensure the sound quality was perfect.
Le mixage de l’album a pris plusieurs semaines afin de garantir une qualité sonore parfaite.
mixinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈmɪksɪŋ/
US
/ˈmɪksɪŋ/
Used attributively before nouns to denote something that mixes or is involved in the act of mixing.
mélangeurSe dit surtout d’un ustensile ou d’un dispositif servant à mélanger.
She poured the batter into a mixing bowl.
Elle a versé la pâte dans un bol mélangeur.
mixverb

mixing

Gerund

mixed
Past Simple
mixed
Past Participle
mixing
Gerund
UK
/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
She decided to mix the flour and water to make dough.
Elle a décidé de mélanger la farine et l'eau pour faire une pâte.
mixerSurtout en audio et en musique.
The producer will mix the tracks to create the final version of the song.
Le producteur va mixer les pistes pour créer la version finale de la chanson.
I always mix their names because they look so similar.
Je confonds toujours leurs noms parce qu'ils se ressemblent tellement.
Additional translations
fréquenterAu sens social : avoir des contacts, se mêler à.

Definitions

mixingnoun
The act or process of combining two or more substances or elements together.
The mixing of the ingredients is crucial for the cake to rise properly.
The process of adjusting the levels and balance of different audio tracks in a recording.
The mixing of the album took several weeks to ensure the sound quality was perfect.
mixinggerund / present participle
Serving to mix or used in the process of combining substances, elements, or signals.
She poured the batter into a mixing bowl.
mixverb
To combine or blend different substances or elements together.
She decided to mix the flour and water to make dough.
To associate or mingle with others socially.
He doesn't like to mix with large crowds at parties.
To produce a sound recording by combining and adjusting separate tracks.
The producer will mix the tracks to create the final version of the song.
To mistake one person or thing for another; to confuse.
I always mix their names because they look so similar.