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mixing

/ˈmɪk.sɪŋ/

Traduction: Adjectif décrivant quelque chose qui participe à un processus de réunion ou de mélange d'éléments divers., Nom désignant l'action, le processus ou le résultat de combiner deux ou plusieurs substances, éléments ou composants ensemble., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réunir deux ou plusieurs substances, éléments ou objets ensemble, ou de les combiner de manière homogène.

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adjective

/ˈmɪk.sɪŋ/formal
  • frAdjectif décrivant quelque chose qui participe à un processus de réunion ou de mélange d'éléments divers.

An adjective describing something that is involved in the process of combining or blending different elements together.

  1. Combining or blendingB1formal

    Involving the act of combining two or more substances, elements, or components together.

    frmélange

    • The mixing bowl is essential for preparing the cake batter.
    • The mixing process requires careful attention to proportions.
    • The mixing of colors creates new shades.

    Synonymesblendingcombiningmergingmingling

    Antonymespartitioningsplitting

Formes
  • more mixing comparative form
  • most mixing superlative form
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noun

/ˈmɪk.sɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action, le processus ou le résultat de combiner deux ou plusieurs substances, éléments ou composants ensemble.

A noun referring to the act, process, or result of combining two or more substances, elements, or components together.

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  1. Combining substancesA2formal

    The act or process of combining two or more substances together.

    frmélange

    • The mixing of flour and water creates dough.
    • Proper mixing is essential for a good cake batter.
    • The chemical reaction requires careful mixing of the ingredients.

    Synonymesamalgamationblendingcombiningcompoundingfusionmergingminglingmixture

    Antonymesdivisionisolationpartitionseparation

  2. Audio productionB2formaltechnical

    The process of combining and balancing multiple audio tracks into a final recording.

    frMixage audio

    • He spent hours on the mixing of the new album.
    • The sound engineer is responsible for the mixing of the live concert.
    • Good mixing can make a song sound professional.

    Synonymesmix

Formes
  • mixings plural form
  • mixings' possessive plural form
  • mixing's possessive singular form
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verb

mix/mɪks/A2formal
  • frVerbe 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.

    frMélanger 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.

    frFréquenter, 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.

    frConfondre 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

Formes
  • mixed past participle
  • mixed past simple
  • mixing present participle
  • mixes third person singular

Variantes phrasalmix inmix up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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