mingling

• Nom désignant l'action par laquelle des personnes entrent en contact et interagissent socialement les unes avec les autres, ou le fait de se mêler à un groupe. Peut aussi désigner le mélange de choses ou d'éléments.

A noun referring to the action of people coming into contact and interacting socially with one another.

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1. Social interactionB1formal

   The action of people coming together and interacting in a social setting, often at parties or events.

   Mélange social

   • The mingling of guests created a lively atmosphere.
   • She enjoys mingling with colleagues at company events.
   • The party had a lot of mingling and networking.
   • Effective mingling can lead to new friendships.

   Synonymesmixingnetworkingsocializing

   Antonymesisolationseclusionsegregation

2. Mixing of substancesB2formal

   The act of combining or blending different elements, such as liquids, sounds, or colors.

   Mélange de substances

   • The mingling of flavors in the dish created a unique taste.
   • The artist focused on the mingling of colors on the canvas.
   • A gentle mingling of the ingredients is required for the sauce.
   • The music was a mingling of classical and modern styles.

   Synonymesadmixtureamalgamationblendingcombiningfusionintermixturemergingmixing

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire le fait de se mélanger ou d'interagir avec d'autres personnes, souvent dans un contexte social.

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.

   Mélanger ou combiner

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

   Synonymesblendcombinecomminglefuseintermingleintermixmergemix

   Antonymesdisconnectdisjoindivideisolatepartsegregateseparatesplit

2. Become involved or associated withB2formal

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

   Se mêler, s'impliquer

   • 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.

   Synonymesassociateconsortfraternizemix

   Antonymesdetachdissociateisolateseparatewithdraw

3. Be confused or jumbledB2formal

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

   Être confondu ou mélangé

   • 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.

   Synonymesjumble

   Antonymesdistinguishdivideseparatesort