mixed in Japanese
mixed in Japanese is 交じった, 混合した, ハーフ — mixed means made up of different types or elements combined together.
mixed in Japanese
交じった
Having two or more separate aspects.
混合した
Having two or more separate aspects.
ハーフ
Pronounced: hāfu
Stemming from two or more races or breeds.
混血
Pronounced: konketsu
Stemming from two or more races or breeds.
What does "mixed" mean?
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adj Made up of different types or elements combined together.
"The reviews were mixed — some loved it, others hated it."
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adj Involving both genders together.
"The school introduced mixed physical education classes."
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adj Having parentage or ancestry from more than one racial or ethnic background.
"She describes herself as mixed race."
mixed in a sentence
- The reviews were mixed — some loved it, others hated it.
- They served a mixed salad of greens, nuts, and fruit.
- The school introduced mixed physical education classes.
- She describes herself as mixed race.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "mixed" in Japanese?
"mixed" in Japanese is 交じった, 混合した, ハーフ. mixed means: Made up of different types or elements combined together.
How do you use "mixed" in a sentence?
Example: "The reviews were mixed — some loved it, others hated it." In Japanese, "mixed" is 交じった, 混合した, ハーフ.
Are there other ways to say "mixed" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "mixed": 交じった, 混合した, ハーフ, 混血.
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