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mixed metaphor SAM.

mixed metaphor

métaphore ž. spol incohérente

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

mixed [brit. angl. mɪkst, am. angl. mɪkst] PRID.

1. mixed:

mixed (varied) collection, programme, diet

varié

mixed nuts, sweets

assorti

mixed salad

composé

mixed group, community (socially, in age)

mélangé, hétérogène

mixed (racially)

d'origines diverses

of mixed blood

de sang mêlé

2. mixed (for both sexes):

mixed school, team, sauna

mixte

in mixed company

en présence d'hommes et de femmes

3. mixed (contrasting):

mixed reaction, reception

mitigé

to have mixed fortunes

connaître un succès mitigé

to have mixed feelings about

éprouver des sentiments mitigés or contradictoires à propos de

with mixed feelings

avec un enthousiasme modéré

I. mix [brit. angl. mɪks, am. angl. mɪks] SAM.

1. mix (combination):

mix (of people, colours, objects, styles)

mélange m. spol

2. mix (for cement, paste, cake):

mix GASTR., GRAD.

mélange m. spol

a cake mix (in packet)

une préparation pour gâteau

3. mix GLAS.:

mix

mixage m. spol

mix

mix m. spol

in the mix

dans le mixage

II. mix [brit. angl. mɪks, am. angl. mɪks] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. mix (combine):

mix ingredients, colours

mélanger (with avec, and à)

mix objects

mélanger, mêler

mix styles, types, methods, systems

combiner (with avec, and à)

to mix sth into (add to)

incorporer qc à

to mix one's drinks

faire des mélanges

to mix and match colours, styles

assortir

2. mix (make):

mix drink, cocktail

préparer

mix concrete, cement, paste

malaxer

to mix the flour and the water into a paste

malaxer la farine et l'eau pour obtenir une pâte

3. mix GLAS.:

mix record, track

mixer

III. mix [brit. angl. mɪks, am. angl. mɪks] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. mix:

mix, a. mix together (be combined) ingredients, liquids, colours:

se mélanger (with avec, à)

2. mix (socialize):

mix

être sociable

to mix with

fréquenter

IV. mix [brit. angl. mɪks, am. angl. mɪks]

to mix it brit. angl. (stir up trouble) pog.

semer la zizanie

to mix it am. angl. (start a fight) pog.

se bagarrer

metaphor [brit. angl. ˈmɛtəfə, ˈmɛtəfɔː, am. angl. ˈmɛdəˌfɔr, ˈmɛdəˌfər] SAM.

metaphor

métaphore ž. spol

to mix one's metaphors

faire des métaphores incohérentes

v slovarju PONS

mixed metaphor SAM.

mixed metaphor

métaphore ž. spol incohérente

v slovarju PONS

mixed PRID.

1. mixed (assorted):

mixed vegetables, flavours

assorti(e)

2. mixed (involving opposites):

mixed marriage

mixte

mixed bathing

mixte

a person of mixed race

un(e) métis(se)

3. mixed (positive and negative):

mixed reactions, reviews

mitigé(e)

to be a mixed blessing

avoir du bon et du mauvais

to have mixed feelings about sth

être partagé à propos de qc

I. mix [mɪks] SAM.

1. mix (combination):

mix

mélange m. spol

2. mix (pre-mixed ingredients):

mix

préparation ž. spol

bread mix

préparation pour faire du pain

3. mix GLAS.:

mix

mixage m. spol

II. mix [mɪks] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. mix (combine):

mix

se mélanger

2. mix (make contact with people):

mix

être sociable

to mix easily

se lier facilement

the people you mix with

les gens que tu fréquentes

III. mix [mɪks] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. mix (put ingredients together):

mix dough, drink, paint

mélanger

to mix sth into sth

mélanger qc à qc

to mix sth with sth

mélanger qc et qc

you shouldn't mix your drinks

tu devrais éviter de faire des mélanges

2. mix GLAS.:

mix

mixer

metaphor [ˈmetəfəʳ, am. angl. ˈmet̬əfɔ:r] SAM.

metaphor

métaphore ž. spol

v slovarju PONS

mixed metaphor SAM.

mixed metaphor

métaphore ž. spol incohérente

v slovarju PONS

mixed PRID.

1. mixed (assorted):

mixed vegetables, flavors

assorti(e)

2. mixed (involving opposites):

mixed marriage

mixte

mixed bathing

mixte

people of mixed race

des métis mpl

3. mixed (positive and negative):

mixed reactions, reviews

mitigé(e)

to be a mixed blessing

avoir du bon et du mauvais

to have mixed feelings about sth

être partagé au sujet de qc

I. mix [mɪks] SAM.

1. mix (combination):

mix

mélange m. spol

2. mix (pre-mixed ingredients):

mix

préparation ž. spol

bread mix

préparation pour faire du pain

3. mix GLAS.:

mix

mixage m. spol

II. mix [mɪks] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. mix (combine):

mix

se mélanger

2. mix (make contact with people):

mix

être sociable

to mix easily

se lier facilement

the people you mix with

les gens que tu fréquentes

III. mix [mɪks] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. mix (put ingredients together):

mix dough, drink, paint

mélanger

to mix sth into sth

mélanger qc à qc

to mix sth with sth

mélanger qc et qc

you shouldn't mix your drinks

tu devrais éviter de faire des mélanges

2. mix GLAS.:

mix

mixer

metaphor [ˈmet̬·ə·fɔr] SAM.

metaphor

métaphore ž. spol

Present

I	mix
you	mix
he/she/it	mixes
we	mix
you	mix
they	mix

Past

I	mixed
you	mixed
he/she/it	mixed
we	mixed
you	mixed
they	mixed

Present Perfect

I	have	mixed
you	have	mixed
he/she/it	has	mixed
we	have	mixed
you	have	mixed
they	have	mixed

Past Perfect

I	had	mixed
you	had	mixed
he/she/it	had	mixed
we	had	mixed
you	had	mixed
they	had	mixed

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

The album's songs all include food in some way, sometimes as a metaphor.

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Here, however, he employs it as a medical metaphor.

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His use of metaphors are vivid, and complex, and many of his poems quite long.

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Advocates of the health metaphor argue for its simplicity as a communication tool.

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The intent of the metaphor was to describe the motion of the objects not their shape.

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