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mix

[miks] / mɪks /




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Domestic gas and electricity bills are a complicated mix of charges for energy policy, costs to run the network, as well as the price of gas and electricity to run a home.

From BBC

The food is pulverised and mixed with liquids, then left to digest in a tank for months.

From BBC

As is popular in the genre, her videos are broken into segments that involve a mix of direct instruction, interactive conversation and exceedingly catchy sing-alongs.

From Los Angeles Times

The growth was due to menu price and product mix, partially offset by a decrease in traffic, the company said.

From The Wall Street Journal

We need a high-low mix: smaller numbers of exquisite, expensive weapons for our smaller numbers of high-end threats, alongside a more affordable, more producible class of weapons for our larger number of lower-end threats.

From The Wall Street Journal