blended

UK
/ˈblɛndɪd/
US
/ˈblɛndɪd/

Translations

blendedadjective
more blended
Comp.
most blended
Super.
UK
/ˈblɛndɪd/
US
/ˈblɛndɪd/
The blended flavors in the soup were delightful.
Смешанные вкусы в супе были восхитительными.
The blended ingredients created a smooth texture.
Смешиваемые ингредиенты создали гладкую текстуру.
The blended approach to teaching was very effective.
Комбинированный подход к обучению был очень эффективным.
blendedpast participle
Functions as a past-participle adjective meaning ‘having been blended’; used both attributively and predicatively.
blendverb

blended

Past Simple

blended
Past Simple
blended
Past Participle
blending
Gerund
UK
/blɛnd/
US
/blɛnd/
She decided to blend the ingredients to make a smoothie.
Она решила смешивать ингредиенты, чтобы сделать смузи.
The colors blend well together in this painting.
Цвета хорошо сочетаются в этой картине.
The music seemed to blend with the sound of the ocean.
Музыка, казалось, сливалась со звуком океана.

Definitions

blendedadjective
Mixed or combined together to form a harmonious whole.
The blended flavors of the spices created a unique and delicious dish.
Made by combining different elements, often referring to families or educational methods.
The blended family celebrated their first holiday together, embracing new traditions.
Incorporating elements from different sources or styles.
The blended learning approach combines online digital media with traditional classroom methods.
(Of beverages such as whisky, coffee, etc.) produced by mixing different varieties or batches.
He prefers blended Scotch whisky to single malt.
blendedpast participle
That has been mixed or combined so as to form a uniform or harmonious whole.
Return the blended sauce to the pan and simmer for five minutes.
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.