mix in Irish
mix in Irish is measc — mix means to combine two or more substances or things together so they blend.
mix in Irish
measc
(transitive) To combine (items from two or more sources normally kept separate).
What does "mix" mean?
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verb To combine two or more substances or things together so they blend.
"Mix the flour and sugar before adding the eggs."
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verb To combine separate audio tracks into a finished recording.
"The producer spent all night mixing the album."
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noun The result of combining ingredients or things; a mixture.
"This cake mix just needs water and an egg."
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mix in a sentence
- Mix the flour and sugar before adding the eggs.
- Oil and water don't mix well.
- The producer spent all night mixing the album.
- This cake mix just needs water and an egg.
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What is "mix" in Irish?
"mix" in Irish is measc. mix means: To combine two or more substances or things together so they blend.
How do you use "mix" in a sentence?
Example: "Mix the flour and sugar before adding the eggs." In Irish, "mix" is measc.
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