mix
mix
verb
[with obj.]
be (或get) mixed up in
mixable
adjective
语源
mix something up
verb
[with obj.]
- combine or put together to form one substance or mass
使混合，拌和
peppercorns are sometimes mixed with other spices for a table condiment.
胡椒粒有时和其他香料拌和用作餐桌佐料。
these two chemicals, when mixed together, literally explode.
这两种化学药品混合时就会发生爆炸。
■[no obj.][often with negative](of different substances) be able to be combined in this way
（不同物质）能相混合
oil and water don't mix.
油和水不能混合。
■make or prepare by combining various ingredients
配制；拌成
mixing concrete is hard physical work.
拌和混凝土是辛苦体力活。
■(especially in sound recording) combine (two or more signals or soundtracks) into one
（尤指录音）混录（两或多种信号或声道）
up to eight tracks can be mixed simultaneously.
多达八个声道可同时混录。
■produce (a sound signal or recording) by combining a number of separate signals or recorded soundtracks
混成（声音信号）；混录
it was everyone's dream to mix their album in their front room.
在起居室里混录唱片曾是每个人的梦想。
■juxtapose or put together to form a whole whose constituent parts are still distinct
并置；使相结合
he continues to mix an off-hand sense of humour with a sharp insight.
他继续将随口即来的幽默感和敏锐洞察力结合起来。
■[no obj.](of a person) associate with others socially
交往，相处，交际
the people he mixed with were nothing to do with show business.
他所交往的人不涉及娱乐界。
■(mix it)(informal)be belligerent physically or verbally
(非正式)打起来；争吵起来
- [usu. in sing.]two or more different qualities, things, or people placed, combined, or considered together
良莠不齐；混合物；混杂的一群
the decor is a fascinating mix of antique and modern.
这装饰是古今风格的奇妙混合。
■a group of people of different types within a particular society or community
（特定社会或团体内）各色人混杂的一群
the school has a good social mix.
这所学校里有各社会阶层的人。
■[often with modifier]a commercially prepared mixture of ingredients for making a particular type of food or a product such as concrete
混合食品配料；混合料（如混凝土）
cake mixes have made cooking easier.
蛋糕混合料使烹饪更容易了。
■the proportion of different people or other constituents that make up a mixture
（人群、混合物的）成分比例
arriving at the correct mix of full-time to part-time staff.
实现全职员工和兼职员工的恰当组合。
trousers made from a cotton and polyester mix.
棉和涤纶混纺布料做成的裤子。
■[often with modifier]a version of a recording in which the component tracks are mixed in a different way from the original
混录版
a dance mix version of ‘This Charming Man’.
《迷人男士》的舞蹈混录版。
■an image or sound produced by the combination of two separate images or sounds
叠化图像；叠化声音
be (或get) mixed up in
- be (or become) involved in (something regarded as dubious or dishonest)
卷入；参与， 与…有牵连
Steve was mixed up in an insurance swindle.
史蒂夫参与了保险诈骗。
- be (or become) associated with (someone unsuitable or unreliable)
与…厮混；与…同流合污
- select and combine different but complementary items, such as clothing or pieces of equipment, to form a coordinated set
使相配；匹配
mix and match this season's colours for a combination that says winter.
把这个季节的色彩搭配起来表达冬天。
[as modifier]a mix-and-match menu.
一份经过搭配的菜单。
- drink different kinds of alcohol in close succession
接连混饮不同种类酒
mixable
adjective
语源
- late Middle English: back-formation from mixed (taken as a past participle)
mix something up
- spoil the order or arrangement of a collection of things
弄乱
disconnect all the cables, mix them up then try to reconnect them.
断开所有电缆，把它们弄乱，然后把它们重新连接起来。
■(mix someone/thing up)confuse someone or something with another person or thing
分辨不清楚，混淆
I'd got her mixed up with her sister.
我把她和她的妹妹混淆了。
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