Blending

/blɛndɪŋ/

verbBeginnerCommonGeneral

Definitions

2 meanings
1

To combine different elements into a harmonious whole.

/blɛndɪŋ/

verbneutralBeginner
General

To mix or combine smoothly

He blended the coffee and cream.

💡 Simply: Mixing things together smoothly.

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2

The colors blended seamlessly.

How It's Used

Culinary

"She was blending the ingredients for a smoothie."

Art

"The painter was blending the colors to create a smooth transition."

2

The process of combining different elements into a harmonious whole.

/blɛndɪŋ/

nounneutralBeginner
General

The act of mixing or combining smoothly

The blending of cultures is evident in the city.

💡 Simply: The act of mixing things together.

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2

The blending of flavors was exquisite.

How It's Used

Technology

"The software provides seamless blending of audio and video."

Tip:Imagine the smooth transition of colors in a painting – that's blending.

Idioms & expressions

blend in

To become indistinguishable from one's surroundings.

"He tried to blend in with the crowd."

From the verb "blend," ultimately from Old English *blendan, meaning "to mix."

The word "blend" has been used in English since at least the 14th century, primarily in the context of mixing liquids.

Memory tip

Think of a smoothie – blending fruits creates a delicious mix.

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