mixes; mixed; mixing
mixes; mixed; mixing
Learner's definition of MIX
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a : to combine (two or more things) to make one thing that is the same throughout : to combine (two or more substances) to make a different substance使混合;拌和 [+ object]
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Mix [=blend] flour and water (together) to make a paste.将面粉和水混合在一起揉成面团。
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To make frosting for the cake, mix powdered sugar with a little milk and vanilla.要制作蛋糕的糖霜涂层,可将糖粉和少许牛奶及香草精搅拌在一起。
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You can make purple by mixing the colors red and blue.将红色与蓝色混合就可以调出紫色。
[no object]
b [+ object] : to add (something) to something else搀进;加入 —
often + in or into -
I mixed in [=added] a little more sugar.我又加了一点儿糖。
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Slowly mix [=stir] in the rice.慢慢地搅拌到米饭中。
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Mix water into the flour to make a paste.把水加入面粉揉成面团。
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[no object] : to be combined and become one thing that is the same throughout相混合 -
Oil will not mix with water. = Oil and water don't mix.油和水不能相溶。
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Flour can mix [=blend, combine] with water to make a paste.面粉可以和水混合做成面团。
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[+ object] : to make or prepare (something, such as an alcoholic drink) by combining different things调制;配制 4
[+ object] : to make (a recording of music) by electronically putting sounds together from more than one source混录 5
[+ object] : to bring (different things) together把…结合起来 6
[no object] : to talk in a friendly way with different people and especially with strangers交往;相处 7
[no object] : to be able to be combined or put together in a way that has good results相协调;相容 —
used in negative statements用于否定句
mix and match
: to put different things (such as pieces of clothing) together in different ways混合搭配
mix it up
(US) informal or British mix it
mix up
[phrasal verb] informal 1
mix (someone or something) up or mix up (someone or something) : to mistakenly think that (someone or something) is someone or something else混淆,弄混(某人或某事物) -
Those two women look so much alike—I always mix them up. [=I never know who is who]那两个女的长得太像了,我总把她们弄混。
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He got the days mixed up [=confused] and thought the meeting was today.他把日期弄混了,以为会议是在今天。
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I always mix up the times when my classes start.我总是把上课的时间搞混。
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mix (something) up or mix up (something) : to mistakenly put (something) in a place where something else should be弄错,放错(到某地) —
often + with 3 mix (someone) up or mix up (someone)
a : to cause (someone) to be involved in a usually dangerous or improper activity or situation使受牵连;使卷入—
usually used as (be/get) mixed up in通常用作(be/get)mixed up in b : to cause (someone) to become involved with a particular group of people and especially with people who cause trouble使厮混;同流合污 —
usually used as (be/get) mixed up with通常用作(be/get)mixed up with — see also mixed-up, mix-up 2 mix /ˈmɪks/ noun
plural mixes
plural mixes
Learner's definition of MIX
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: a dry mixture of ingredients that is sold in one package and used for making something (such as a type of food)(食品等的)混合料 [count]
[noncount]
2
[singular] : a combination of different kinds of things : mixture混合物 —
often + of -
We worked on finding the right mix of food, music, and decorations for the wedding.我们努力为这场婚礼寻找食物、音乐和装饰品的完美组合。
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They talked to each other in a mix of English and Spanish.他们彼此用英语和西班牙语相夹杂的语言交谈。
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an attractive mix of red, orange, and yellow flowers红色、橙色和黄色鲜花的漂亮组合