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1 mix
A n2 Culin, Constr (for cement, paste, cake) mélange m ; a cake mix ( in packet) une préparation pour gâteau ;B vtr1 ( combine) mélanger [ingredients, colours] (with avec ; and à) ; mélanger, mêler [objects] ; combiner [styles, types, methods, systems] (with avec ; and à) ; to mix sth into ( add to) incorporer qch à ; to mix one's drinks faire des mélanges ; to mix and match assortir [colours, styles] ;2 ( make) préparer [drink, cocktail] ; malaxer [concrete, cement, paste] ; to mix the flour and the water into a paste malaxer la farine et l'eau pour obtenir une pâte ;3 Mus mixer [record, track].C vi2 ( socialize) être sociable ; to mix with fréquenter.■ mix around:▶ mix [sth] around, mix around [sth]1 ( blend) mélanger, remuer [mixture, ingredients, paste] ;■ mix in:▶ mix [sth] in, mix in [sth] incorporer [ingredient, substance] (with à).■ mix up:▶ mix [sth] up, mixup [sth]1 ( get confused over) confondre [dates, names, tickets] ; to mix up A and B/A with B confondre A et B/A avec B ; to get two things mixed up confondre deux choses ;2 ( confuse) embrouiller, désorienter [person] (about, over à propos de) ; to get mixed up about s'embrouiller à propos de ;3 ( jumble up) mélanger, mêler [papers, photos, clothes] ;4 ( involve) to mix sb up in impliquer qn dans, mêler qn à ; to get mixed up in se trouver mêlé à ; to be mixed up with sb gen fréquenter qn ; ( having affair with) avoir une liaison avec qn ; to get mixed up with sb se mettre à fréquenter qn. -
2 mix
mix [mɪks]1. nouna. ( = combination) mélange m• pupils study a broad mix of subjects at this school les élèves étudient des matières diverses dans cette école• never mix your drinks! évitez les mélanges !b. [+ track, album] mixera. se mélanger4. compounds• there was a mix-up over tickets il y a eu confusion en ce qui concerne les billets► mix in separable transitive verba. ( = confuse) confondreb. ( = put in disorder) mélangerc. ( = involve) to mix sb up in sth impliquer qn dans qchd. ( = muddle) to be mixed up [person] être perturbé* * *[mɪks] 1.1) gen, Culinary mélange m2) Music mixage m, mix m2.transitive verb1) ( combine) mélanger [colours, ingredients] ( with avec; and à); combiner [styles, methods, systems] ( with avec; and à)to mix something into — ( add to) incorporer quelque chose à
2) ( make) préparer [drink]; malaxer [cement, paste]3) Music mixer3.1) ( combine) (also mix together) se mélanger ( with avec, à)2) ( socialize) être sociable•Phrasal Verbs:- mix in- mix up -
3 NELOA
neloa ou nehneloa semi causatif de nelihui > neloh.*\NELOA v.t. tla-., agiter, mélanger, battre une chose.rouler, remuer, brasser (un liquide ou une pâte).Angl., to stir up something, to beat something, to make a mess of something (K).Esp., remar, mecer o batir algo (M)." connâmictia quineloa achitôn côzzoquitl ", ils lui ajoutent, ils y mèle un peu d'argile - they added it to, they mixed it with, a little potter's clay. Sah9,73." texohtli zacatlaxcalli nicneloa ", je mélange du bleu et du jaune.Préparation du vert sombre, iyâppalli. Sah11,244." in cualli tlaôlli quineloa, quimînaltia, quimôtlaltia in cuahcuah ", dans le bon grain de maïs il mélange, il mèle, il jette celui qui est avarié - with the good grains of maize he stirs, tosses, throws in infested..Est dit du mauvais vendeur de maïs, tlaôlnamacac. Sah10,66.*\NELOA avec le préf. obj. inanimé indéfini, " tlaneloa ": ramer." ontehtemih in tlaneloah ", chacun a farouchement ramé.Retour des messagers. Sah12,17.*\NELOA v.réfl. à sens passif, on le mélange.Angl., to get mixed together (K).Esp., se revuelve, se mezcla (T)." in âcuahuitl inic moneloa cacahuatl ", le batteur avec lequel on mélange le chocolat - the stirring sticks with which the chocolate was beaten.. Sah4,117." ihcequi îhuân moneloa chiyantzotzol ", elle grille et on la mélange à de petites graines oléagineuses - se tuesta se mezcla con chiantzotzol. Cod.Flor XI 140v = ECN9,138 = Sah11,142." yamânqui in âtl moneloa ", on le mélange à de l'eau tiède. Sah11,187." moteci, in cânin pahpalâni tonacayo ocotzotl moneloa ", on la moud, (et) là où notre corps se putréfie on la mélange à de la résine - se muele; se mezcla con trementina donde esta podrido nuestro cuerpo. Cod For XI 150r = ECN9,160 = Sah11,156 paragr. 60.*\NELOA v.t. tê-., secouer quelqu'un." têchnelohtoqueh ", ils sont en train de nous secouer - sie gingen uns aufzurütteln.SIS 1950,351.*\NELOA v.t. tê-., se mèler à (un groupe de personnes)." cuix tiquinnelohtinemizqueh in mâcêhualtin ", faudra-t-il que nous passions notre temps mèlés au peuple. Launey II 188." ahmo quimonneloah in oquichtin, zan nôncuah mantihuih ", elles ne se mèlent pas aux hommes, elles restent séparées. Sah2,104 qui transcrit quimonnelooa. -
4 double
double [ˈdʌbl]1. adjectivea. double━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► This French adjective usually comes before the noun.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━b. ( = for two people) pour deux personnesc. (with numbers, letters) double oh seven ( = 007) zéro zéro sept• my name is Bell, B E double L mon nom est Bell, B, E, deux L• spelt with a double "p" écrit avec deux « p »2. adverba. ( = twice) deux fois• to cost/pay double coûter/payer le double• her salary is double what it was five years ago son salaire est le double de ce qu'il était il y a cinq ansb. ( = in two) to fold sth double plier qch en deux3. nouna. double mb. ( = exactly similar person) sosie m4. plural noun• ladies'/men's doubles double m dames/messieurs7. compounds• it's actually a double bluff il (or elle etc) dit la vérité en faisant croire que c'est du bluff ► double boiler noun casserole f à double fond► double-book intransitive verb [hotel, airline] faire de la surréservation transitive verb [+ room, seat] réserver pour deux personnes différentes• in double-quick time en deux temps trois mouvements (inf) ► double-sided adjective [computer disk] double face• to do a double take devoir y regarder à deux fois ► double white lines plural noun lignes fpl blanches continues[person] revenir sur ses pas ; [road] faire un brusque crocheta. ( = bend over sharply) se plierb. ( = share room) partager une chambre* * *['dʌbl] 1.1)a double please — ( drink) un double, s'il vous plaît
2) ( of person) sosie m; Cinema, Theatre doublure f2.3.ladies'/mixed doubles — double dames/mixte
1) ( twice as much) [portion, dose] double (before n)2) (when spelling, giving number)Anne is spelt GB ou spelled US with a double ‘n’ — Anne s'écrit avec deux ‘n’
3) (dual, twofold) double4) ( intended for two people or things) [sheet, garage etc] double; [ticket, invitation] pour deux4.1) ( twice) deux fois2) [fold, bend] en deux5.transitive verb1) ( increase twofold) doubler [amount, rent, dose etc]; multiplier [quelque chose] par deux [number]2) (also double over) ( fold) plier [quelque chose] en deux [blanket etc]3) ( in spelling) doubler [letter]4) ( in bridge) contrer6.1) [sales, prices, salaries etc] doubler2)to double for somebody — Cinema, Theatre doubler quelqu'un
3) ( serve dual purpose)•Phrasal Verbs:••on ou at the double — fig au plus vite; Military au pas redoublé
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5 company
company [ˈkʌmpənɪ]1. nouna. compagnie f• she keeps a cat, it's company for her elle a un chat, ça lui fait une compagnieb. ( = companions) fréquentation fc. ( = firm) entreprise f2. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━‼|/b] In the business sense the most common translation for [b]company is entreprise.* * *['kʌmpənɪ] 1.1) Commerce, Law société fairline company — compagnie f aérienne
2) Music, Theatre troupe f, compagnie ftheatre company — troupe f de théâtre, compagnie f théâtrale
3) Military compagnie f4) ( companionship) compagnie fin somebody's company ou in company with somebody — en compagnie de quelqu'un
to part company with — [person] hum se séparer de [person, bike]
on political matters they part company — en ce qui concerne la politique, ils divergent complètement
5) ( visitors) visiteurs mpl6) ( society)Lisa and company — Lisa et compagnie (colloq)
7) ( similar circumstances)8) ( gathering) compagnie f9) Nautical équipage m2.noun modifier gen [ law, profits, records] des sociétés; ( of one business) [ accountant, headquarters] de la société -
6 involve
[in'volv]1) (to require; to bring as a result: His job involves a lot of travelling.) nécessiter2) ((often with in or with) to cause to take part in or to be mixed up in: He has always been involved in/with the theatre; Don't ask my advice - I don't want to be/get involved.) mêler (à)•- involved- involvement
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get mixed up with someone — be/get/mixed up with someone informal phrase to spend time with someone who has a bad influence on you How did you get mixed up with people like that? Thesaurus: to spend time with friendssynonym Main entry … Useful english dictionary
get mixed up with somebody — be/get mixed ˈup with sb idiom to be/become friendly with or involved with sb that other people do not approve of • He got mixed up with a crowd who were into drugs and crime. Main entry: ↑mixidiom … Useful english dictionary
get mixed up — • get mixed up • become mixed up become confused I m sorry but I got mixed up with the dates. That s why I came today. He gets all mixed up when he tries to speak French … Idioms and examples
be mixed up with someone — be/get/mixed up with someone informal phrase to spend time with someone who has a bad influence on you How did you get mixed up with people like that? Thesaurus: to spend time with friendssynonym Main entry … Useful english dictionary
be mixed up with somebody — be/get mixed ˈup with sb idiom to be/become friendly with or involved with sb that other people do not approve of • He got mixed up with a crowd who were into drugs and crime. Main entry: ↑mixidiom … Useful english dictionary
be mixed up with — be (or get) mixed up with be (or become) associated with (someone unsuitable or unreliable) … Useful english dictionary
mixed up — adjective 1. ) never before noun confused: get mixed up: I got mixed up with the dates and went on the wrong day. 2. ) INFORMAL someone who is mixed up has a lot of emotional problems be/get mixed up in something INFORMAL to be or become involved … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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mixed up — UK / US adjective 1) [never before noun] confused get mixed up: I got mixed up with the dates and went on the wrong day. 2) informal someone who is mixed up has a lot of emotional problems • be/get mixed up in something informal to be or become… … English dictionary
mixed up — 1) ADJ GRADED If you are mixed up, you are confused, often because of emotional or social problems. I think he s a rather mixed up kid... I get mixed up about times and places. Syn: confused, muddled 2) ADJ: v link ADJ in/with n To be mixed up in … English dictionary
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