| 单词 | mixed |
| 释义 | mixed (mɪkst ) 1. adjective Mixed feelings or reactions include some good things and some bad things. I came home from the meeting with mixed feelings. The reaction to these cars has been mixed. Synonyms: uncertain, conflicting, confused, doubtful 2. adjective B2 A mixed group of people consists of people of many different types. I found a very mixed group of individuals, some with whom I had very little in common. The art club is pretty mixed. Synonyms: varied, diverse, different, differing 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Mixed is used to describe something that involves people from two or more different races. ...a woman of mixed race. She had attended a racially mixed school. 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Mixed education or accommodation is intended for both males and females. Girls who have always been at a mixed school know how to stand up for themselves. The spa has 6 indoor pools, 2 for women only, 2 for men only, and 2 for mixed bathing. 5. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Mixed is used to describe something which includes or consists of different things of the same general kind. ...a small mixed salad. The mixed forest is cut commercially but is also carefully conserved to look good. ...a teaspoon of mixed herbs. 6. a mixed blessing phrase If you say that a situation is a mixed blessing, you mean that it has disadvantages as well as advantages. For ordinary Italians, Sunday's news probably amounts to a mixed blessing. Idioms: a mixed bag something that contains things that are of very different kinds or qualities The papers carry a mixed bag of stories on their front pages. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collocations: mixed crowd Nearly four hours later a frenzy ensued, each ball - whatever its outcome - cheered by an evenly mixed crowd. Times, Sunday Times Come midweek and you'll find a mixed crowd of gossiping expatriates and locals. Times, Sunday Times I imagine there's a more mixed crowd in the evenings. Times, Sunday Times Meanwhile, a mixed crowd in the notquite-half-full room attempts to pay attention both to the music and their three-course, 49 brunches. Times, Sunday Times I don't, however, admit to such before a mixed crowd. Christianity Today Drain off the alcohol from your mixed fruit, saving the alcohol. The Sun Try using extra dried mixed fruit and orange zest instead of marmalade and cranberries. The Sun The hefty hikes have seen dried mixed fruit go up 53 per cent to 98p and kidney beans increase 50 per cent to 27p. The Sun Put the mixed fruit, margarine and sugar in a bowl and add ½ pint of tea. Times, Sunday Times For a magnificent mixed fruit salad, marinate the fruit with a spiced sugar syrup. Times, Sunday Times Campaigners against expansion praised the two ministers for securing the commitment not to end 'mixed mode'. Times, Sunday Times Abolition of mixed mode will mean unremitting noise. Times, Sunday Times Labour rejected mixed mode before the last election for this reason. Times, Sunday Times Mixed mode means effectively treating each runway as a separate airport. Times, Sunday Times Using mixed mode, in which both runways are used for both takeoffs and landings, would enable flight numbers to be expanded, but would give residents no respite. Times, Sunday Times She grew up in a mixed neighbourhood of different ethnic groups and religions. Times, Sunday Times They see it as a socially mixed neighbourhood. Times, Sunday Times The best behaved lived in communities with those of similar poverty, those in averagely mixed neighbourhoods behaved worse and those in the most affluent areas were the most antisocial. Times, Sunday Times Don't we want mixed neighbourhoods, not isolated enclaves either of wealth or poverty? Times, Sunday Times At the start of an afternoon's double physics lesson, there were mixed opinions about what we would find. Times, Sunday Times People will not expect it and it will spark mixed opinions for viewers. The Sun You'll make the right relationship choices as the moon helps you to trust your feelings rather than others' mixed opinions. The Sun Students reacted with mixed opinions on social media. The Sun In tennis circles, there were mixed opinions. Times, Sunday Times Conceivably, his international celebrity was due in part to his mixed parentage. Times, Sunday Times Many people of mixed parentage cope with the danger of confused identity by plumping for one nationality in a fiercely patriotic manner. The Times Literary Supplement The explanation lies in their mixed parentage. Times, Sunday Times The first was his colleague, a flight steward of mixed parentage. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 All are described as flowering cherries, though they have mixed parentage, and some have several or unknown parents. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 A mixed population of smooth and palmate, for most of the year they're subdued to the point of somnolence. Times, Sunday Times The islands had a very mixed population, of whose habits several strange stories are told. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The first randomized, controlled trial on a mixed population was first performed in 2001. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Especially in regions of mixed population, many tribal groups have lost their original languages and simply speak local or regional languages. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He expelled the locals and settled a mixed population. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Even the possibility of victory for the most consistently excellent jockey in this country will meet a mixed reaction. Times, Sunday Times There has been a mixed reaction from providers. Times, Sunday Times Last night there was a mixed reaction from the housemates. The Sun His proposal received a mixed reaction as some believe it would just make the top stars look to earn their money elsewhere. The Sun The average house price has climbed to an all-time high, news that will produce a mixed reaction. Times, Sunday Times She has had a mixed reception from different moments in history. Times, Sunday Times He will get a mixed reception, but this will depend largely on him. The Sun He might get a mixed reception because of the timing of the way that he left. The Sun It's so long with so many excursions into different styles that it's always had a mixed reception. The Sun He got a mixed reception when his name was read out before the game. The Sun Economists have a mixed record on this front. Times, Sunday Times But ministerial comebacks have a mixed record. Times, Sunday Times The former had a mixed record. The Times Literary Supplement Mergers have a famously mixed record, both in terms of disrupting the business and destroying shareholder value. Times, Sunday Times Ethical investment has had a mixed record since the first funds were created in the 1980s. Times, Sunday Times Space lasers, it must be said, have a mixed reputation. Times, Sunday Times Equity crowdfunding, which involves selling shares in private companies to the public, has a mixed reputation but at least the businesses are (mostly) real. Times, Sunday Times It has a mixed reputation, not least for the reason that it isn't really a work so much as pieces of work. The Times Literary Supplement Despite this significant statistical importance, corners still enjoy a mixed reputation among fans. Times, Sunday Times A liberal, he earned a mixed reputation of fear and admiration. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Calls for a boycott of season tickets in the summer have caused a mixed response. Times, Sunday Times Early outings were met with a mixed response. Times, Sunday Times Not surprisingly, however, the idea for the book had initially received a mixed response from her friends. Times, Sunday Times There was a mixed response to the announcement amid concerns about the company's dominance online and the safety of users' data. Times, Sunday Times His words garnered a mixed response among seasoned networkers yesterday. Times, Sunday Times Given the mixed success of previous outsiders brought in to run big hotel companies, his appointment was greeted with scepticism. Times, Sunday Times Measured by those aims, the profiles must be judged a mixed success. Christianity Today Truth to tell, those lessons were a mixed success. Times, Sunday Times I did in the past, with mixed success. Times, Sunday Times He has blow-dried, bleached, bouffant, crimped, permed, plaited, wedged and moussed his over-worked follicles - with mixed success. The Sun Mixed vegetable and grain farming were adopted by the later colonial period. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Vegetables can also be combined in pickles to make mixed vegetable pickle. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They go with most things, from chutney and pickles to roast tomato halves, mixed vegetables and salad. Times, Sunday Times Serve with lots of mixed vegetables (200g) such as broccoli, carrots and mini-sweetcorn with two tablespoons of gravy (300 calories). The Sun Shop managers say there have been no frozen peas for months, except for those found in packs of frozen mixed vegetables. ST These are operated by companies which, by their very nature, need a guaranteed supply of mixed waste to feed the fires. Times, Sunday Times Classical music piped from trucks alert local residents that it’s time to go outside with bags containing the recyclables and mixed waste. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This either removes recyclable elements from a mixed waste stream (such as metals, plastics, glass and paper) or processes them. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 These systems enable the recovery of materials contained within the mixed waste and facilitate the stabilisation of the biodegradable component of the material. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Again it was primarily mixed waste, evaporator concentrates, resins, waste under high pressure and sealed sources. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 复杂的 Japanese: 混合した |
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