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Keyword
mix
Info
FrequencyTop 600-700
Type
Kyōiku (5th grade) 
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KankenLevel 6
Heisig487
Readings
こん
(47%)
ま
(45%)
ご
(3%)
こ
(3%)
Composed of
氵
water drops
昆
descendants
Used in vocabulary (172 in total)
disorder; chaos; confusion; mayhem
to be mixed; to be blended with; to be combined; to associate with; to mingle with; to interest
to mix; to stir; to blend
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Examples (133 in total)
This is the source of the confusion.
He looks confused.
They are confused, aren't they?
He was careful not to disrupt the meeting.
Confusion arose from the accident.
Are you intentionally trying to confuse me?
If you mix blue and red, you'll get purple.
Oil and water don't mix.
You can't mix oil and water.
This substance will mix with water.
Mix the flour with two eggs.
He mixed sugar with milk.
Blend milk and eggs together.
Have you ever stirred your coffee with a fork?
The news created a lot of confusion.
The country's economy was dislocated by the war.
This news report created a lot of confusion.
I managed to get out of the crowd.
Stick with me until we get out of the crowd.
They caught sight of the man among the crowd of people.
She heard her name called out in the crowd.
I caught a glimpse of him in the crowd.
I heard my name called in the crowd.
The restaurant is always packed.
The bus was crowded.
The train was so crowded that I had to stand all the way.
The store happened to be crowded last night.
The shop was crowded with young people.
At that time, the train was very crowded.
The room was very crowded.
The train was crowded.
I wonder why it's so crowded here today.
It's going to be crowded everywhere.
It's still crowded.
The bus was very crowded.
The bus was awfully crowded.
Was the bus crowded?
The bus was very crowded. I wish I had taken a taxi.
The bus is very crowded this morning.
It seems less crowded during the week.
It's not usually this busy.
The train wasn't as crowded as I thought it would be.
I heard someone call my name in the crowded bus.
It's crowded, so let's take the next train.
Was the train crowded?
He vividly depicted the confusion following the earthquake.
Mary's confused.
Is it always this crowded here?
The train was crowded with high school students.
The store happened to be crowded yesterday.
The road is jammed with cars.
Whichever highway you decide on, it will be crowded with cars and trucks.
The bar was very crowded.
The store was so crowded that they lost sight of each other.
The corridor was so crowded that we couldn't walk.
It being Sunday, the supermarket was very crowded.
The next train will be less crowded than this one.
The busy road is a danger to small children.
Roads in the country aren't as busy as those in the city.
The street was crowded with people.
The street was crowded with cars.
The road was crowded with trucks.
The road was jammed with various kinds of cars.
I was late because of the traffic.
The cafeteria was crowded.
First beat the eggs and add them to the soup.
Don't forget to stir the stew.
Stir the soup.
Melt the chocolate, add the butter and stir well.
She stirred the milk into her coffee.
She stirred her coffee with a spoon.
She stirred the soup with a spoon.
I wish the subway wasn't so crowded every morning.
Blend butter and flour before adding the other ingredients of the cake.
Tom stirred the soup with a spoon.
Tom was a bit confused.
Tom was confused, too.
Blend the red paint with the blue paint.
Blend the blue paint with the yellow paint.
The entire theater turned to chaos when somebody cried "Fire!".
The street was in utter chaos.
The accident caused traffic confusion.
The accident caused traffic chaos.
We stayed home for Christmas, so as to avoid heavy traffic.
Joy was mingled with sorrow.
Oil and water don't blend.
It's dangerous to mix these substances.
Every opinion is a mixture of truth and mistakes.
I was going to take this bus, but it's very full.
"Today's Tuesday, right?" "Yeah." "Why's it so crowded?"
There has been a little confusion of names.
We shouldn't confuse solitude with isolation. They are two separate things.
Young children often mistake fiction for reality.
She is always confusing salt with sugar.
Don't confuse desire with love.
To avoid confusion, the teams wore different colors.
It is said that people who don't sleep confuse reality with dreams.
I'm always confusing John with Paul.
I always confuse John and his twin brother.
I often confuse John and his twin brother.
Look out for pickpockets on crowded trains.
Only after a century and a half of confusion was the royal authority restored.
She mixed the butter and sugar together.
Mix the ingredients well.
Supply of oil from the Middle East may be disturbed.
The park was crowded with people with children.
Kyoto is most crowded when it is most beautiful.
His store is always crowded with customers.
A stranger spoke to me on the crowded bus.
The train was crowded with people.
Did you know that if you mixed red and blue paint you obtained purple?
What time does the dance floor get crowded?
The beaches are very crowded on Saturdays.
The beaches in Shonan are very crowded on Sunday.
The road was crowded with various vehicles.
Seaside resorts, such as Newport, are very crowded in summer.
Towns are very crowded today.
The streetcar was packed.
Water and oil don't mix.
You can't mix oil with water.
The store was crowded with holiday shoppers.
Air is a mixture of various gases.
Air is a mixture of several gases.
Air is a mixture of gases.
Mix about four cups of white flour with a pinch of salt.
The karaoke shop is especially crowded on Saturdays.
The other day I ran out of gas in the middle of a busy Interstate.
Nationalism is not to be confused with patriotism.
Oil does not mix with water.
A strike disrupted the postal service.
The train was so crowded that we were obliged to stand all the way to Osaka.
Their job is to confuse learners of the language.
In Belgium, here is a mix between people who speak Flemish and French.