premix
- noun
- /ˈpriːˌmɪks/
- The chef recommended using a premix for the pancake batter to simplify the cooking process.
- dry concrete premix
I got the the packets because they take up less space than a whole bunch of premix Pedialyte.
- I got the the packets because they take up less space than a whole bunch of premix Pedialyte.
Examples
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Significant internal R&D is being devoted to the achievement of single-digit NOx by pursuing the premix lean-burn strategy.
Academic text (1995) -
Premix cement, silica fume, fine sand, and ground silica at a slow speed for 5 minutes; add the water and half the HRWRA over a course of 1 minute; continue mixing at a slow speed for 2 minutes; add the other half of HRWRA over a course of 1 minute and continue mixing at slow speed for 1 minute; increase the speed to medium and mix for 2 to 5 minutes until the turning point is reached.
Academic text (2016) -
OK, so this is a premix, probably has a bio side in it to prevent build up of things.
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Then drain it and add some orange premix to finish off the LTT look.
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I got the the packets because they take up less space than a whole bunch of premix Pedialyte.
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Thus, emissions may drop because the premix lean-burn dry low-NOx combustion will be even more lean, provided flame stability is maintained.
Academic text (1995) -
Because two-stroke engines powered about two-thirds of Delhi's vehicle fleet in the mid-1990s, premix was an important reform.
Academic text (2005) -
For convenience, we bought a premix of spices specifically designed for making curry.
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This premix of concrete is ideal for small repair jobs around the house.
Synonyms
A packet of dry ingredients you add liquid to
A substance made for medical, cosmetic, or scientific use
A packet of ingredients for bread or cakes that needs only a little extra
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Morphology
Etymology
The word premix comes from the parts pre- 'before' and mix 'to combine'. A premix is a mix made 'before' you need it, so it is a ready-made blend that saves time.