mixed

UK
/mɪkst/
US
/mɪkst/

Translations

mixedpast participle
UK
/mɪkst/
US
/mɪkst/
Used when 'mixed' functions strictly as the past participle of the verb “mix”, especially in passive or perfect constructions.
mixedadjective
more mixed
Comp.
most mixed
Super.
UK
/mɪkst/
US
/mɪkst/
The salad had a mixed variety of vegetables.
Салат содержал смешанный ассортимент овощей.
The concert received mixed reviews from the audience.
Концерт получил разнообразные отзывы от зрителей.
The building has a mixed architectural style.
Здание имеет комбинированный архитектурный стиль.
mixverb

mixed

Past Simple

mixed
Past Simple
mixed
Past Participle
mixing
Gerund
UK
/mɪks/
US
/mɪks/
She likes to mix different colors when painting.
Ей нравится смешивать разные цвета при рисовании.
Make sure to mix the ingredients thoroughly.
Убедитесь, что вы тщательно перемешали ингредиенты.
You need to mix the dough until it's smooth.
Вам нужно замешивать тесто, пока оно не станет гладким.
The crowd began to mix as the concert ended.
Толпа начала смешаться, когда концерт закончился.
Additional translations

Definitions

mixedpast participle
Past participle of the verb “mix”, used in compound tenses and passive voice.
The ingredients were mixed thoroughly.
mixedadjective
Consisting of different qualities or elements.
The movie received mixed reviews from the critics.
Made up of or involving individuals or items of different kinds.
The school has a mixed student population from various cultural backgrounds.
Involving or composed of different races or ethnicities.
She comes from a mixed family with both Asian and European heritage.
Having both positive and negative aspects.
He had mixed feelings about moving to a new city.
Blended or combined so that the components are evenly distributed.
Ensure the batter is well mixed before pouring it into the pan.
Relating to a sport or activity in which males and females participate together.
They entered the mixed relay team at the championships.
Confused or inconsistent; jumbled or contradictory in nature.
The evidence presented was mixed, leading to an inconclusive verdict.
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.