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1 mélanger
mélanger [melɑ̃ʒe]➭ TABLE 31. transitive verbb. ( = confondre) to mix up• tu mélanges tout ! you're getting it all mixed up!2. reflexive verba. [produits, personnes] to mix* * *melɑ̃ʒe
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1) ( pour former un tout) to blend [tabacs, alcools, thés, huiles]; to mix [couleurs, peintures, liquides]2) ( associer) to put together [styles, personnes]3) ( mettre en désordre) to mix up4) ( confondre) to mix up
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se mélanger verbe pronominal1) ( pour former un tout) [tabacs, thés, huiles] to blend; [couleurs, peintures] to mix2) ( en créant une confusion)* * *melɑ̃ʒe vt1) [substances] to mix, [vins, couleurs] to blendMélangez le tout. — Mix everything together.
2) (= confondre) to mix up, to muddle upTu mélanges tout! — You're mixing everything up!, You're muddling everything up!
3) (= mettre en désordre) to muddle upIl avait mélangé tous les timbres de ma collection. — He had muddled up all the stamps in my collection.
* * *mélanger verb table: mangerA vtr1 ( pour former un tout) to blend [tabacs, alcools, thés, huiles]; to mix, to combine [couleurs, peintures, teintes]; to mix [liquides]; mélanger les œufs et le sucre to mix the eggs and the sugar together; c'est du coton mélangé it's a cotton mix; mélanger au fouet to beat [sth] together;2 ( associer) to put together [styles, personnes, objets]; ne pas mélanger le linge de couleur et le linge blanc don't mix the coloureds GB ou colors US with the whites;3 ( mettre en désordre) to mix up, to jumble up; il a mélangé les lettres et les factures he mixed ou jumbled up the letters and the invoices; mélanger les cartes to shuffle (the cards);4 ( confondre) to mix up [dates, faits, personnes, noms]; il mélange les prénoms de ses petits-enfants maintenant he mixes up the names of his grandchildren now; mais non! tu mélanges tout! no! you're getting it all mixed up; ⇒ serviette.B se mélanger vpr1 ( pour former un tout) [tabacs, alcools, thés, huiles] to blend; [céréales] to mix; [couleurs, peintures, teintes] to mix, to blend together; l'huile se mélange mal avec le vinaigre oil does not mix well with vinegar;2 ( en créant une confusion) [idées, faits, chiffres, souvenirs] to get muddled (up); les souvenirs se mélangent dans ma tête the memories are getting muddled (up) in my head.[melɑ̃ʒe] verbe transitif1. [remuer - cartes] to shuffle ; [ - salade] to toss3. [confondre] to mix up (separable)ne mélange pas tout don't get everything (all) mixed ou jumbled ou muddled upil ne faut pas mélanger les torchons et les serviettes (don't get them mixed up,) they're in a different class————————se mélanger verbe pronominal intransitif1. [se fondre]2. [devenir indistinct] to get mixed upmes souvenirs se mélangent après tant d'années my memories are getting confused ou muddled after so many yearstout se mélange dans ma tête I'm getting all mixed ou muddled up -
2 variété
variété [vaʀjete]1. feminine noun2. plural feminine noun• émission/spectacle de variétés variety programme/show* * *vaʀjete
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1) ( diversité) variety2) Botanique variety3) ( type) sort4) Musique popular music
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variétés nom féminin pluriel* * *vaʀjete nf1) (= changement) varietyIl n'y a pas beaucoup de variété. — There isn't much variety.
2) (= spectacle)* * *A nf1 ( diversité) variety (de of); la variété des réponses/tâches the variety of replies/tasks; les activités manquent de variété the activities are lacking in variety; aimer la variété to like variety; apporter de la variété to bring variety (dans to); des menus/paysages d'une grande variété very varied menus/landscapes; la variété de leur jeu surprend toujours l'adversaire Sport their opponents are always taken aback at how varied their game is; une grande variété de matériaux/de couleurs/d'articles a wide range of materials/of coloursGB/of items;2 Bot variety;3 ( type) sort; différentes variétés de chocolats/céréales different sorts of chocolates/cereals; une variété de grippe a strain of flu;4 Mus popular music; la variété française French popular music.B variétés nfpl spectacle de variétés variety show; la chanson de variétés middle-of-the-road popular song; un chanteur de variétés (middle-of-the-road) popular singer; musique de variétés kitchen-sink music; les variétés françaises/italiennes French/Italian popular music.ⓘ Variété française Songs written in French for a French-speaking audience are known as variété française. This popular and productive musical genre is encouraged by a law which stipulates that a prescribed amount of air time be allocated to it on the French national radio. It is also celebrated at the annual Francofolies music festival in July in La Rochelle.[varjete] nom fémininnos châles existent dans une variété de coloris our shawls come in a variety ou a wide range of colours[de maïs, de blé] (crop) strain4. MUSIQUEa. [industrie] the commercial music businessb. [genre] commercial music————————variétés nom féminin pluriel————————de variétés locution adjectivale[spectacle, émission] variety[musique] lightdisque de variétés easy listening ou light music record
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