| 单词 | mingle |
| 释义 | min·gle I. transitive verb 1. < its designer … has mingled type, photographs and contemporary prints to make a book — J.K.Bettersworth > < these questions of … economic behavior clearly mingle the fields of economics and law — G.B.Hurff > 2. < the two rivers mingle their waters to form a lake > 3. < mingle a sleeping draft > intransitive verb 1. < three major state highways all meet, mingle, and marvellously disengage themselves — New Yorker > < beguiling byways where fact and fancy mingle — Drew Middleton > < apple and peach orchards along the route mingle with farms and vineyards — American Guide Series: Virginia > < the muddy water of the river mingles with the green of the Gulf — American Guide Series: Louisiana > 2. a. < as communication expands and races mingle — A.W.Hummel > < on the streets three classes mingle but do not mix — American Guide Series: Texas > < he mingles only with millionaires — H.J.Laski > b. < mingle occasionally in society — Sir Walter Scott > < newspaper spies who were able to mingle among politicians — W.A.Swanberg > Synonyms: see mix II. 1. archaic 2. archaic |
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