World Languages Lexicon
10 Language-to-English DictionariesBlend
/blɛnd/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A mixture of different substances or elements.
"The smoothie was a delicious blend of fruits and yogurt."
- 1
To mix two or more substances together.
"You need to blend the ingredients until smooth."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'blend' originates from the Middle English 'blenden', which means to mix or combine. It is derived from the Old Norse 'blanda', meaning to mix or mingle, reflecting the action of combining different elements into a unified whole.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Blend" is said worldwide
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Mélange
Transliteration: melãʒ
"Le smoothie était un délicieux mélange de fruits."
Mischung
Transliteration: ˈmɪʃʊŋ
"Der Smoothie war eine köstliche Mischung aus Früchten."
Miscela
Transliteration: miˈʃɛla
"Il frullato era una deliziosa miscela di frutta."
Mezcla
Transliteration: ˈmeθkla
"El batido era una deliciosa mezcla de frutas."
Mistura
Transliteration: miʃˈtuɾɐ
"O smoothie era uma deliciosa mistura de frutas."
मिश्रण
Transliteration: miśraṇ
"स्मूदी फलों का एक स्वादिष्ट मिश्रण था।"
混合物
Transliteration: hùnhéwù
"这个冰沙是水果的美味混合物。"
혼합물
Transliteration: honhapmul
"이 스무디는 과일의 맛있는 혼합물이었다."
混合物
Transliteration: kongo-butsu
"このスムージーは果物の美味しい混合物でした。"
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