intermingled

英 [ˌɪntəˈmɪŋɡld]

美 [ˌɪntərˈmɪŋɡld]

v.  使(人、思想、色彩等)混合
intermingle的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：intermingled　过去式：intermingled　

COCA.42329

柯林斯词典

• V-RECIP 混合;混在一起
  When people or thingsintermingle, they mix with each other.
  1. This allows the two cultures to intermingle without losing their separate identities.
     这使得两种文化能相互融合，却又不失其个性。
  2. ...an opportunity for them to intermingle with the citizens of other countries.
     与其他国家的公民打成一片的机会

双语例句

• However, face the leather shoes market of the good and bad are intermingled, consumer more it is helpless with sadness.
  然而，面对良莠不齐的皮鞋市场，消费者更多的是无奈和忧伤。
• These ties have a history of cautious steps forward intermingled with stalling and shock disruptions.
  一向以来，中美军事关在谨慎地往前发展，其间还会出现停滞和突然性的中断。
• The good and the bad are intermingled.
  良莠不齐。
• The vulgarization of political science is intermingled with the forfeit of its civic education function.
  政治学的庸俗化和其公民教育功能的丧失密不可分。
• Money from the mainland and from Hong Kong is often intermingled.
  来自大陆和来自香港的钱常常混合在一起。
• The photographs are intermingled with news and articles.
  照片之间夹杂着新闻与评论的文章。
• Before we, uh, intermingled our gene pools?
  混合在一起之前告诉我？
• The complex aromas offer fresh strawberries and cream intermingled with subtle green apple and crackedwheataccents.
  复杂的香气中呈现出草莓和奶油的混合味道，并有些许的绿苹果味道和小麦的气味。
• The first three cases are described in this book with intermingled plots, hot atmosphere, and profound thought.
  该书叙述前三个案件，回环纠结，情节勾连，气氛炽烈，较耐人寻味。
• At times the conscience of the honest man resumed its breathing, so great was the discomfort of that air in which sophisms were intermingled with truths.
  有时，这忠厚人的良心不能不在那种夹杂诡辩和真理的令人极不舒畅的空气里倒抽一口气。