mix verb (COMBINE)
A2 [ I or T ] to (cause different substances to) combine, so that the result cannot easily be separated into its parts:
[ + two objects ] Shall I mix (= make) you a cocktail?
B1 [ T ] to have or do two or more things, such as activities or qualities, at the same time:
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mix verb (BE WITH PEOPLE)
mix verb (RECORD MUSIC)
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mix noun (COMBINE)
B1 [ C usually singular ] a combination:
"She's studying physics and philosophy." "That's an interesting mix."
› [ C or U ] something that is sold in the form of a powder to which a liquid, such as water, can be added later:
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- The earth's core is a hot, molten mix of iron and nickel.
- The factory's workforce reflects the ethnic mix from which it draws its labour.
- His choreography is described as 'a hybrid mix of mime and circus tricks'.
- Their music was a mix of old stuff and selections from the new album.
- The result was to further unbalance the monetary-fiscal policy mix and to push up the pound.
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