mix

• Nom désignant une combinaison ou un mélange de différents éléments, substances ou ingrédients.

A noun referring to a combination or blend of different elements, substances, or ingredients.

1. Combination of ingredientsA2formal

   A combination of different substances, especially in cooking or chemistry.

   Mélange (d'ingrédients)

   • The cake mix needs eggs and milk.
   • She prepared a mix of flour and sugar.
   • The chemical mix produced a strong reaction.

   Synonymesamalgamblendcombinationcompoundconcoctionfusionmedleymixture

   Antonymesdivisionsegregationseparation

2. Variety or assortmentB1formal

   A collection of different types of things or people.

   mélange varié

   • The party had a good mix of guests.
   • The store sells a mix of new and used books.
   • The city has an interesting mix of cultures.

   Synonymesassortmentblendcombinationhodgepodgejumblemedleymelangemiscellanymishmashmixturepotpourrivariety

3. Audio recordingB2informalart

   The process or result of combining multiple audio tracks into one final recording.

   Mixage audio

   • The sound engineer created a perfect mix of the song.
   • The final mix of the album took several weeks.
   • He adjusted the mix to balance the vocals and instruments.

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réunir deux ou plusieurs substances, éléments ou objets ensemble, ou de les combiner de manière homogène.

A verb used to indicate the act of combining two or more substances, elements, or things together.

1. Combine substancesA1formal

   To combine two or more substances so that they become one.

   Mélanger des substances

   • Mix the flour and eggs together in a bowl.
   • She mixed the paint to get the right color.
   • You should mix the ingredients thoroughly.

   Synonymesamalgamateblendcombinefoldmergeminglestir

   Antonymesdividesegregateseparatesort

2. SocializeB1informal

   To interact or spend time with other people.

   Fréquenter, côtoyer

   • He doesn't mix well with strangers.
   • She mixed with the guests at the party.
   • They mixed easily with the local community.

   Synonymesassociateconsortfraternizehobnobmingle

3. Confuse or muddleB1informal

   To mistakenly combine or confuse things.

   Confondre ou embrouiller

   • I always mix up their names.
   • Don't mix the two different sets of instructions.
   • He mixed the dates and missed the appointment.

   Synonymesblendconflateconfusejumbleminglemuddle

Variantes phrasalmix inmix up