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

• This book intermingled fact with fiction.
  这本书事实和虚构情节交织。
• Fact and fiction are intermingled throughout the book.
  事实和虚构在整部书中交织在一起。
• 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 good and the bad are intermingled.
  良莠不齐。
• All the things of life are perpetually fleeing before us, the dark and bright intervals are intermingled;
  人生的万事万物都在我们眼前随时消失，黑暗光明，交错相替；
• Experimental Study on the Performances of Decoration Mortar Influenced by Different Admixture Intermingled Quantity
  外加剂掺量对装饰砂浆性能影响的实验研究
• Although both parts are intermingled in the Quran and constitute one divine script, the discourse of both parts is clearly distinguishable.
  虽然这两部分是在古兰经中交替出构成了一本完美的经文，但是两部分的文字是可明显区分的。
• Before we, uh, intermingled our gene pools?
  混合在一起之前告诉我？
• Different tribes and languages all intermingled in his uncle's village.
  在他叔父的村庄里不同的部落和不同的语言全都混杂在一起。
• 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。