vt.

1. 使混和，攙和[（+with）]
   The workmen mixed sand, gravel, and cement to make concrete.

   工人們把沙，石子和水泥混和成混凝土。

   Mix this oil with the paint and stir well.

   把這油和漆攙在一起，好好攪拌。

2. 使結合；使結交[（+with）]
   We can sometimes mix business with pleasure.

   我們有時能把工作和娛樂結合起來。

3. （給……）配製；調製[（+for）][O1]
   The doctor mixed him a bottle of medicine.

   醫生為他配了一瓶藥。

4. 混淆，搞混[（+with）]

vi.

1. 相混合，相溶合[（+with）]
   Oil doesn't mix with water.

   油和水不能混合。

2. 交往，交游[（+with）]
   He's mixing with the wrong people.

   他交友不慎。

   At the party, everybody mixed together happily.

   在聚會中，大家相處一起很開心。

3. 發生牽連；參與[（+in）]
   Did he mix in the quarrel?

   他有沒有參與那場爭吵？

4. （常用於否定句）相協調，相容[（+with）]
5. 雜交

n.

1. 混和，攪和；結合[U][C]
2. 混和物；混雜的一群人[S][（+of）]
   A mix of people attended the meeting.

   各色人等參加了那個會議。

3. 已調配好的做蛋糕等的材料[C]
   She often buys some cake mixes on weekends.

   她通常在週末買些蛋糕混合料。

4. 【口】混亂；糊塗[S]
   She was so busy that she was in a mix.

   她忙得頭腦發昏。

5. 歌曲錄音最後混合多種音效以達效果

v.

1. combine or be able to be combined to form a whole.
   ▸make by mixing ingredients.
   ▸combine (signals or soundtracks) into one to produce a recording.
2. (mix something up) spoil the order or arrangement of something.
   ▸ (be/become mixed up) be or become confused.
   ▸ (mix someone/thing up) confuse someone or something with another.
   ▸ (be/become mixed up in or with) be or become involved in or with (dubious or dishonest actions or people).
3. associate with others socially.
4. (mix it) informal be belligerent.

n.

1. a mixture of two or more different people or things.
   ▸the proportion of different people or things constituting a mixture.
2. a commercially prepared mixture of ingredients for making a particular food or product:
   a cake mix.
3. a version of a recording mixed in a different way from the original.