mixture in Latin
mixture in Latin is mixtūra — mixture means something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
mixture in Latin
mixtūra
Something produced by mixing.
What does "mixture" mean?
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noun Something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
"Pour the mixture into a greased tin and bake until golden."
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noun A medicinal liquid made by suspending a solid in a solution.
"The doctor recommended a mixture to soothe his sore throat."
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mixture in a sentence
- Pour the mixture into a greased tin and bake until golden.
- Add the wet ingredients to the dry mixture and stir.
- The doctor recommended a mixture to soothe his sore throat.
- Shake the bottle well before taking the mixture, as the powder settles at the bottom.
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What is "mixture" in Latin?
"mixture" in Latin is mixtūra. mixture means: Something made by combining two or more different substances or elements.
How do you use "mixture" in a sentence?
Example: "Pour the mixture into a greased tin and bake until golden." In Latin, "mixture" is mixtūra.
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