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mix
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/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
mix in
mix up
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mix
verb
mixed
Past Simple
mixed
Past Participle
mixing
Gerund
UK
/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
смешивать
She likes to mix different colors when painting.
Ей нравится смешивать разные цвета при рисовании.
перемешивать
Make sure to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
Убедитесь, что вы тщательно перемешали ингредиенты.
замешивать
You need to mix the dough until it's smooth.
Вам нужно замешивать тесто, пока оно не станет гладким.
смешаться
The crowd began to mix as the concert ended.
Толпа начала смешаться, когда концерт закончился.
Additional translations
взмешивать
Synonyms
blend
combine
merge
stir
intermingle
amalgamate
fuse
mingle
integrate
conflate
Antonyms
separate
divide
disperse
mix
noun
mixes
pl
UK
/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
смесь
The cake recipe requires a mix of flour and sugar.
Рецепт торта требует смеси муки и сахара.
микс
The DJ played a mix of old and new songs.
Диджей сыграл микс старых и новых песен.
Additional translations
комбинация
сочетание
ассортимент
Synonyms
blend
combination
medley
mingle
fusion
amalgamation
concoction
mix
adjective
UK
/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
Attributive use of the noun, e.g. "mix ratio", "mix console".
Synonyms
mixed
blended
combined
composite
assorted
varied
miscellaneous
heterogeneous
amalgamated
intermixed
Definitions
mix
verb
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.
mix
noun
A combination of different things or people.
The party had a good mix of friends and family.
A prepared blend of ingredients for making a particular dish or product.
I bought a cake mix to make baking easier.
A recording that combines multiple tracks or sounds.
The DJ played a mix of the latest hits at the club.
An animal, especially a dog or cat, whose parents are of different breeds or varieties.
Their rescue dog is a terrier mix with a lively personality.
mix
adjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote something intended for or involved in mixing, especially in audio or culinary contexts.
The band hired a mix engineer to refine their new album.
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