Phrase
mix up
混淆;搞混
to wrongly think one person or thing is another; to confuse
指把两个或以上的人或物弄混;常与 with 连用。
- 1.
To mix or blend thoroughly and completely.
彻底且完全地混合或搅拌。
- 2.
To combine thoroughly.
彻底混合。
- 3.
To prepare something from ingredients that are mixed.
用混合的原料制备某物。
- 4.
To confuse or reverse.
混淆或颠倒
- 5.
To become involved with, especially socially or romantically.
与...交往,尤指社交或恋爱
- 6.
To shuffle.
洗牌
混合;调和;彻底且完全地混合或搅拌。;彻底混合。;用混合的原料制备某物。;混淆或颠倒
In use
I always mix up the twins because they look exactly alike.
Mix up the eggs and sugar before adding the milk.
The hotel mixed up our reservation and gave the room to someone else.
mix up A and B
指混淆两个事物。
I often mix up his name and his brother's name.
我经常把他的名字和他哥哥的名字搞混。
mix up A with B
Don't mix up the sugar with the salt.
不要把糖和盐弄混。
mix up sth
指调和、混合。
Please mix up the ingredients for the cake.
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