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mingle

/ˈmɪŋɡl/

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verb

/ˈmɪŋɡl/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания процесса смешивания или общения с другими людьми, часто в социальном контексте.

A verb used to describe the act of mixing together or associating with others, often in a social context.

  1. Combine or mix togetherB1formal

    To bring together or combine different elements, substances, or things.

    ruСмешивать

    • The chef mingled the ingredients to create a new sauce.
    • Her speech mingled humor with serious advice.
    • The two cultures mingled over generations.

    Synonymsblendcombinecomminglefuseintermingleintermixmergemix

    Antonymsdisconnectdisjoindivideisolatepartsegregateseparatesplit

  2. Become involved or associated withB2formal

    To get involved or mixed up with something or someone, often in a complex or unintended way.

    ruВовлекаться или смешиваться

    • He mingled with the wrong crowd and ended up in trouble.
    • The politician mingled with the crowd to gain support.
    • Old traditions mingle with modern influences in this festival.

    Synonymsassociateconsortfraternizemix

    Antonymsdetachdissociateisolateseparatewithdraw

  3. Be confused or jumbledB2formal

    To be in a state of disorder or intermixing, where elements are not clearly separate.

    ruСмешиваться

    • The files were mingled together, making it hard to find the right document.
    • Different flavors mingle in the dish to create a unique taste.
    • Feelings of hope and doubt mingled in her mind.

    Synonymsjumble

    Antonymsdistinguishdivideseparatesort

Forms
  • mingled past participle
  • mingled past simple
  • mingling present participle
  • mingles third person singular
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