Definition of mingle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
socializeintr. move among and engage with others at a social functionintr.
- She mingled with colleagues at the conference..
2.
mixingtr./intr. combine or unite in a figurative waytr./intr.
- Their ideas mingled to form a new theory.
Expressions with mingle
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not in a relationship and open to meeting new people
She is single and ready to mingle at the party tonight..
confused mixture of many different things
His desk was a mingle-mangle of papers and books.
Origin of mingle
Middle English, ming (mix) + -le (frequentative suffix)
Terms with mingle included in their meaning
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interaction
interact or mingle with others
Examples of mingle in a sentence
They mingled with the crowd at the festival. Their cultures began to mingle over time. The flavors mingle perfectly in this dish.
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- French:socialiser, mêler, ...
- German:sich mischen, vermischen, ...
- Italian:mescolarsi, fondere, ...
- Spanish:mezclarse, mezclar, ...
- Portuguese:misturar-se, misturar, ...
- Chinese:社交, 融合, ...
- Japanese:交流する, 混ざり合う, ...
- Arabic:اخْتَلَطَ, تداخل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְרוֹעֵעַ, לְהִתְמַזֵּג, ...
- Russian:общаться, смешаться, ...
- Ukrainian:спілкуватися, об'єднувати, ...
- Hindi:घुलना-मिलना, मिलाना, ...
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