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mix
Verb
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If you mix something, you stir two or more things together.
Mix the eggs and milk with the flour.
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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.
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To combine many tracks.
I'll mix the rhythm tracks down to a single track.
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To make a finished version of a recording.
I'm almost done mixing this song.
mix
Noun
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A mix is two or more things that have been mixed together; it is a mixture.
Now add the raisins to the mix.
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The result of combining items normally kept separate.
The laundry is a mix of light and dark clothes.
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The result of combining several tracks.
The rhythm mix sounds muddy.
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The finished version of a recording.
I've almost finished the mix for this song.
policy
Noun
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A policy is an official rule or idea that explain how to act in certain situations.
The college policy is that teachers may not have any sexual relationship with students.
The government is suggesting a significant change in economic policy.
In at least one case there was a deliberate policy decision not to involve the police.
The policy at the movie theater said we should turn on phones off and be quiet, during the movie.