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Meaning mix meaning

What does mix mean?
Definitions in simple English

mix Verb

— If you mix something, you stir two or more things together. Mix the eggs and milk with the flour. — If you mix something, you combine items from two or more sources which are normally kept separate. Don't mix the light clothes with the dark clothes in the washing machine. — To combine many tracks. I'll mix the rhythm tracks down to a single track. — To make a finished version of a recording. I'm almost done mixing this song.

mix Noun

— A mix is two or more things that have been mixed together; it is a mixture. Now add the raisins to the mix. — The result of combining items normally kept separate. The laundry is a mix of light and dark clothes. — The result of combining several tracks. The rhythm mix sounds muddy. — The finished version of a recording. I've almost finished the mix for this song.

mix

— verb (= blend) mix together different elements The colors blend well — verb add as an additional element or part mix water into the drink — verb combine (electronic signals) mixing sounds — verb (= desegregate) open (a place) to members of all races and ethnic groups This school is completely desegregated — verb (= mingle) to bring or combine together or with something else resourcefully he mingled music and dance — noun (= mixture) an event that combines things in a mixture a gradual mixture of cultures — noun a commercially prepared mixture of dry ingredients — noun (= mixing) the act of mixing together paste made by a mix of flour and water the mixing of sound channels in the recording studio — verb (= shuffle) mix so as to make a random order or arrangement shuffle the cards

Synonyms mix synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as mix?

mix English » English

blend stir mingle combine mixture merge compound shuffle unite join intermingle fuse put together mix up confuse commingle amalgamate adulterate jumble intermix scramble mix in integrate agitate stir up knead coalesce mix together meld connect commix admixture add whip mixing mash link intermixture immix dilute conflate commixture bring together be mixed associate admix unify socialize ruffle premix

Topics mix topics

What do people use mix to talk about?
Physical actions Arrange

Mix
Daily life Food Food preparation

Steps in food preparation
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Confused
Social behavior Behavior Self-controlled

Mistake
Universe, creation Water

Solutions of water
Physical actions Arrange Tie

Tangle
States Quality Light Color

Change color

Conjugation mix conjugation

How do you conjugate mix?

mix · verb

Examples mix examples

How do I use mix in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I don't like to mix business with pleasure.
You cannot mix oil and water.
Oil does not mix with water.
Mix three eggs and a cup of sugar.
Machida is an interesting city that's a mix of the old and the new.
Oil and water don't mix.
Milk doesn't mix with water.
Don't mix up effectiveness and efficiency.
Mix flower with two eggs.
If you mix blue and red, the result is purple.
You can mix different foods in a blender.
You can't mix oil with water.
He doesn't mix well.
Business and friendship don't mix.
Don't mix up comets and asteroids.
I mix mayonnaise with ketchup.
Water and oil don't mix.
If you mix all three colors, you will get black.

Movie subtitles

Aish.. then what should I mix more? Poop?
Jed Charmers is a wannabe mayor, yet he doesn't attend the one event that would guarantee him a large audience to mix and mingle with.
But now with Jared in the mix, that seemed less important.
We need to assemble a team that are willing to mix it up even more than the Queens.
I doubt she'll add much to the mix, but go ahead!
You'll promise at least never to mix this drug again?
Some day, when he need you, he mix you up in his business, like anyone.
Should I mix it for you, madam?
You would go and get yourself into some kind of mix-up.
I'm gonna mix myself a drink.
It's a lesson to us all: not to mix with doubtful company on the Sabbath.
Didn't I tell you never to mix love with business?
If America is wise, it won't ever mix in European affairs.
Gluttony doesn't usually mix with my usual occupations.
Although we have been seeing strictly wire effects here, Sherriff and Whale mix it with intriguing travelling-matte work you've just seen, for the cigarette lighter, the handling of the cigarette and smoking effect.
We mix our ambitions with other things.
Harvey, we can't afford to mix with strangers.
I'll knock more tar out of you than it'll take a month to mix.
There's been a bit of a mix-up on your baggage.
All right, boys, mix up the cement.
All right, Gooseberry, go on and mix up some drinks.
I don't know how to mix any of these fancy drinks.
Why didn't you tell Nick you couldn't mix them?
I was only showing him how to mix a few drinks.
Aish.. then what should I mix more?
Right, we'll mix you something. Blow your headache away.
You want me to mix up something?
It's a difficult mix for one man to take.
I don't want to mix in this.
Gluttony doesn't usually mix with my usual occupations. Be it as God wills.
A thunderbolt to mix it well.
What's all this mix-up-a?
Here, mix them.
Now that this little mix-up is all straightened out, why, you can just go along and take care of more important things.
I told you not to mix business.

News and current affairs

Prior to the crisis, many suspected that the mix of aggregate demand that was supporting high growth was unsustainable, though the problem perhaps seemed too hypothetical to compel collective action.
The rich countries will benefit, too, because they will be able to choose their preferred mix of reducing emissions and buying up emissions rights from developing nations.
The story of General Stanculescu, sentenced to 15 years in prison, reads like a cheap novel, with treason thrown into the mix.
The new plan relies on a questionable mix of dubious financial-engineering gimmicks and vague promises of modest Asian funding.
The alternative is frightening, because a declining superpower losing both political and economic dominance but still preserving military supremacy is a dangerous mix.
A variety of acronyms has been suggested, from the cutesy BRICET (adding Eastern Europe and Turkey) to BRICKETs (the former plus South Korea) and - an even greater stretch - BRIMC, which shoehorns Mexico into the mix.
On the political front, the US faces a near-complete legislative stalemate, with no sign of a compromise that could lead to the optimal policy mix: short-term support to boost effective demand and long-term structural reforms and fiscal consolidation.
Whites, Asians, and Middle Easterners mix well.
When Chinese-style capitalism met American-style capitalism, with few safety valves in place, it gave rise to an explosive mix.
The new policy mix should combine macro-level support and micro-level change.
The types of products that the latter offer to their customers will need to change, and the mix of assets in which they invest will be different, too.
This time, moreover, the burden will not fall on one country alone, and a broader mix of traditional and innovative sources of financing are already available to help fund the required investment programs in energy efficiency and renewables.
Re-engineering humanity's power systems is going to be an expensive undertaking, regardless of what mix of technologies are used, and the chosen systems will have to be reliable and widely available.
Each tastes different, and does not necessarily mix with the next, but all belong on the same plate.
Asian capitalists may have stolen some borrowed loot, but at least they didn't mix finance with war.
And, if provided with realistic numbers, the next president will soon recognize that the right mix of tax and spending reforms falls into a much narrower range than today's competing political narratives suggest.
The combination of a young population and a crumbling economy is a combustible mix, one that amounts to an existential threat to the regime - and the regime knows it.
With the US loath to introduce potential spoilers into the mix, there is no chance that any of these issues will be up for discussion.
The Chinese authorities have also introduced policies to reduce the proportion of coal in the country's overall energy mix.
Personal decisions, nutrition, income level, education, and religious affiliation all enter the mix.
And, as with humans who mix only with their close relatives, the political gene pool weakens.
And my best guess is that we will see a mix of currency wars, currency collapses, and currency chaos in the year ahead - but that this won't spell the end of the economic recovery, much less the end of the world.
The mix of Chinese policy tightening, however, needs to shift much more decisively toward higher interest rates.
The OMT program's success, I argued, presupposed a decisive change in the macroeconomic policy mix throughout the eurozone.
Where there has been virtually no progress at all is in the recalibration of the macroeconomic policy mix.
Although they are physically a fantasy sci-fi mix of blue skin and cat-like movement, they are culturally a mix of Native Americans and Vietnamese, with Arabic accents thrown in.
It will be difficult for the world to achieve the twin goals of ensuring sustainable energy supplies and curbing greenhouse gases unless nuclear power remains an important part of the global energy mix.
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