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I. blend [Am blɛnd, Brit blɛnd] N
1. blend (mixture):
- blend
- combinación f
- blend
- mezcla f
- there was an interesting blend of people
- había un grupo interesante y variado de gente
2. blend LING:
- blend
- palabra f compuesta (por fusión de sustantivos)
II. blend [Am blɛnd, Brit blɛnd] VB trans
1. blend ingredients/colors:
- blend
- mezclar
- blend
- combinar
2. blend (in blender):
- blend
- licuar
- blend
- pasar por la licuadora
III. blend [Am blɛnd, Brit blɛnd] VB intr
1. blend sounds/flavors/colors:
- blend
- armonizar
2. blend (merge):
- to blend with/into sth the house blends (in) well with its surroundings
- la casa forma un conjunto armonioso con su entorno
- the blue of the water blends (in) with the sky
- el azul del agua se funde con el cielo
- he learned to blend into the background
- aprendió a pasar desapercibido
I. blend in VB [Am blɛnd -, Brit blɛnd -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
- blend in cream/spice
- añadir y mezclar
- blend in cream/spice
- agregar y mezclar
- blend in make-up
- difuminar
- blend in make-up
- extender
- blend in some white to soften the green
- agréguele un poco de blanco para aclarar el verde
II. blend in VB [Am blɛnd -, Brit blɛnd -] (v + adv) (merge, harmonize)
- blend in
- armonizar
- blend in
- no desentonar
I. blend together VB [Am blɛnd -, Brit blɛnd -] (v + adv)
blend together sounds/flavors/colors:
- blend together
- armonizar
- seamless blend/performance
- perfecto
- it changes color to blend with its surroundings
- cambia de color para mimetizarse con su entorno
Spanish
English
- mixtura
- blend
- licuar frutas/verduras
- to blend
- armonizar
- to blend in
- armonizar con algo color:
- to blend (in) with sth
- armonizar con algo estilo:
- to blend (in) with sth
- flamenco
- Flamenco is performed in three forms: guitar, singing, and dancing. Its origins lie with the gypsies, and many of the best cantaores (flamenco singers), bailaores (dancers), and guitarists are gypsies. There are also Arabic and North African influences.
Modern flamenco blends traditional forms with rock, jazz, and salsa. Guitarists are soloists in their own right, not just accompanists. Most flamenco songs are folk songs, modified by oral tradition, on a wide range of subjects. The music and lyrics are improvised and never written down.
An integral part of traditional flamenco is the duende, the idea that the performer becomes inspired by the emotion of the music or dance. But as flamenco becomes commercialized, rehearsed performances are more likely than spontaneous music and dancing.
- colores acordes
- colors that go o blend well together
English
Spanish
I. blend [blend] N
- blend
- mezcla f
II. blend [blend] VB trans
- blend
- mezclar
III. blend [blend] VB intr
- blend
- armonizar
- to blend in
- no desentonar
- to blend into the scenery
- conseguir pasar inadvertido
Spanish
English
- uniformizar (mezclar)
- to blend
- mestizaje (entre culturas)
- blend of cultures
- mezcla de carburantes
- blend of fuel
- matizar
- to blend
- armonizar con (colores)
- to blend with
- mezclar (unir)
- to blend
- templar
- to blend
English
Spanish
I. blend [blend] N
- blend
- mezcla f
II. blend [blend] VB trans
- blend
- mezclar
III. blend [blend] VB intr
- blend
- armonizar
- to blend in
- no desentonar
- to blend into the scenery
- conseguir pasar inadvertido
Spanish
English
- uniformizar (mezclar)
- to blend
- mezcla de carburantes
- blend of fuel
- matizar
- to blend
- armonizar con (colores)
- to blend with
- mezclar (unir)
- to blend
- templar
- to blend
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They are slimmer than the biplanes, though, and blend in with the background, making them tougher to target.
en.wikipedia.org The school was constructed to blend in with the surrounding hills and trees.
en.wikipedia.org Coarsely blend in a liquidiser then transfer to a clean pan.
www.independent.co.uk The female plumage of the dimorphic species is typically drab to blend in with their habitat, unlike the bright attractive colors found on the males.
en.wikipedia.org Remove from the heat then blend in a liquidiser until smooth, and strain through a sieve if necessary.
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