mishmash in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for mishmash in the English»French Dictionary

mishmash [Brit ˈmɪʃmaʃ, Am ˈmɪʃˌmæʃ, ˈmɪʃˌmɑʃ] N inf

mishmash

méli-mélo m inf

this law is a mishmash

cette loi est un méli-mélo

a mishmash of

un ramassis de

Translations for mishmash in the French»English Dictionary

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mixture

mishmash inf, pej

mishmash in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for mishmash in the English»French Dictionary

mishmash [ˈmɪʃmæʃ] N

mishmash

méli-mélo m inv

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It should be no surprise that a city 2,000 years old is an alphabetic mishmash of things to gawp at.

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It's a mishmash of second hand ideas that have long had their run in movies.

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This led to a mishmash of buildings, some of concrete, some of wood, some of brick, along its streets.

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Slowly but surely governance of the internet is moving from the existing mishmash of institutions and into the hands of national governments.

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But the private-public mishmash has caused confusion about fares and transfers.

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The books big reveal shows that the animal is not a monstrous mishmash but rather, as the books title suggests, a gorgeous one, who embraces her uniqueness.

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On the terrace, his pigeons -- white, black, brown and a mishmash of different colours -- are locked in cages.

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He continued by stating that the other 19 tracks tend to run together into a nondescript, formulaic mishmash.

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Up until then most vineyards were planted with a mishmash of lesser known varietals, sometimes even in the same row.

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The numerous competing lines resulted in a mishmash of rails and yards running through the city amidst various railroad mergers and failures.

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