mixture in Irish
mixture in Irish is meascadh, meascán, cumasc — mixture means something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
mixture in Irish
meascadh
The act of mixing.
meascán
Something produced by mixing.
cumasc
A medicinal compound, typically a suspension of a solid in a solution
What does "mixture" mean?
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noun Something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
"Add the wet ingredients to the dry mixture and stir."
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noun A medicinal liquid made by suspending a solid in a solution.
"The pharmacist gave her a cough mixture for the night."
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mixture in a sentence
- Add the wet ingredients to the dry mixture and stir.
- The garden was a mixture of vegetables and flowers.
- The pharmacist gave her a cough mixture for the night.
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What is "mixture" in Irish?
"mixture" in Irish is meascadh, meascán, cumasc. mixture means: Something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
How do you use "mixture" in a sentence?
Example: "Add the wet ingredients to the dry mixture and stir." In Irish, "mixture" is meascadh, meascán, cumasc.
Are there other ways to say "mixture" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "mixture": meascadh, meascán, cumasc.
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