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mixed /mɪkst/► SEE ALLbe/get mixed up in sthbe/get mixed up with sbhave mixed feelings (about sb/sth)a mixed bag/buncha mixed blessing
●be/get mixed ˈup in sthbe/become involved in sth, especially sth illegal or dishonest 卷入（尤指非法或不正当的事）；与某事有牵连◆What have you got yourself mixed up in now?
你现在又卷进什么事情里了？●be/get mixed ˈup with sbbe/become friendly with or involved with sb that other people do not approve of 与（不正当的人）交往；和某人鬼混◆I told her I didn’t think she should get mixed up with that group, but as usual she ignored my advice.
我劝她不要和那群人交往，可是她像往常一样，把我的话当耳边风。●have ˌmixed ˈfeelings (about sb/sth)have both positive and negative feelings (about sb/sth) 感情复杂；爱恨交加；悲喜交集◆I’ve got mixed feelings about leaving college — it’s great to finish my studies, but I’m rather worried about finding a job.
大学毕业，我有一种很复杂的感情。一方面，我为自己完成了学业而高兴；另一方面，找工作又让我头痛。◆They had mixed feelings about their new boss. She seemed very pleasant but not very organized.
他们对新老板说不上喜欢还是不喜欢，她看起来很和气，但做事缺乏条理。●a ˌmixed ˈbag/ˈbunch (informal) a group of people or things of different types or of different abilities 大杂烩；五花八门的人（或物）；混合体◆The entries to the competition were a real mixed bag — some excellent, some awful.
参赛选手的水平参差不齐：有些极好，有些奇差无比。◆This year’s students are rather a mixed bunch.
这届学生水平参差不齐。●a ˌmixed ˈblessingsth good, pleasant, fortunate, etc. which also has disadvantages 福祸参半的事物；利弊并存的事物◆Living in such a beautiful old castle is something of a mixed blessing. Just think of the heating bills, for example.
居住在这样一座美丽的古城堡中既有利，也有弊。比如，想想它高昂的取暖费用吧。 |