a mix of
- idiom
- The school population of 277 is made up of a mix of ethnic backgrounds.
- include a mix of
- a mix of industrial and residential
- a mix of public and private
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Watch on YouTubeIt tastes almost like a mix of chopped up salad and veg.
- It tastes almost like a mix of chopped up salad and veg.
- I love a mix of technical rigor and humor.
- Every Italian would understand, but it was a mix of Spanish and Italian.
- Usually like I'd go for a mix of green, red, black.
- They're still maintaining and stuff there a mix of like mountains and forests.
- It's, it's, it's a mix of kind of like sounds.
- Been liking starting with a mix of these two shades right here.
Examples
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The recommended learning outcomes include a mix of technological, social, and human categories, providing balanced exposure for students.
Academic text (2017) -
And it's like a mix of sweet and sour.
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So my background is a mix of a couple of different things.
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And even then, this one is a mix of a few things.
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Like the rest of the house, it was a mix of the classic and the modern.
Fiction book (1995) -
First, it should be said that a mix of measures is better than a single option.
Academic text (1991) -
Every Italian would understand, but it was a mix of Spanish and Italian.
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A good hostess knows the best parties have a mix of people.
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The lighting was subdued and indirect, the taped music a mix of jazz and soft rock.
Fiction book (1994) -
The school population of 277 is made up of a mix of ethnic backgrounds.
Synonyms
A mixture of things or parts that form one thing
A group of different things or people that are together
The joining of two or more things
The parts and amounts that make up something
A mix of different things, like colors or spices
A set of things put together for one use, for example a meal or a series of game moves
Something made by combining two different things or ideas
A mix of different things like styles or flavors
Something made of different parts joined into one
A food or drink made by mixing different things, often in a new way
A messy mixture of different things thrown together
A mixture of different ideas or styles
A confused mix of different things
A new piece made by mixing parts of different songs or videos
A mixture of different things, often very varied and unexpected
Something added to another thing to mix with it
Different things joined together to make one thing
An action that brings two or more things together
A mix of different things layered together, like styles or features
A mixture of many bright, different parts like colors and sounds
A mixed collection of things from many places
A mixed collection of different things
A confused mix of different things like old toys and books
Putting different things together to make one thing
A mixed collection of different things, like essays, photos, or objects
A collection of different things chosen without planning
Antonyms
How Mixed
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase 'a mix of' is compositionally transparent: 'mix' denotes a combining process or result and the preposition 'of' marks the constituents, so a learner who knows those words can infer 'a combination made up of different elements'. The determiner + noun + of-phrase pattern is a common, cross-linguistic construction, making the meaning immediately predictable for a B1 learner.
Etymology
A mix of brings to mind a bowl where you stir different ingredients together until they become one, creating a single taste; so it means 'a combination of different things'.