Hungarian - English

összekever

A2 Hungarian
scramble, mix, blend, disorganise, disorganize, combine, confuse, confound
VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
összekever vmit
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
mix things into confusion
Themes
disorder |confusion |rearrangement |letters |cognition |communication |core_vocabulary
Definition

To mix, change, or arrange things in a disordered way so that they become confused or difficult to understand.

VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
összekever vmit vmivel
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
Combine substances or elements
Themes
combining |substances |cooking |colors |core_vocabulary
Definition

To put two or more substances or elements together so that they become one mass, substance, or group.

VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
összekever vmit vmivel / vmiket
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
mix things so they combine
Themes
mixing |food_preparation |colors |uniformity |food_drink |core_vocabulary
Definition

To mix two or more substances or elements so that they combine evenly and form a single, smooth whole.

VERB A2
1
Usage pattern:
összekever tárgyakat, papírokat vagy iratokat
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
make things untidy or jumbled
Themes
order |objects |documents |storage |tidiness |home |daily_life
Definition

To disturb the arrangement of objects so they are no longer neat, ordered, or easy to find.

VERB B1
1
Usage pattern:
vmit összekever
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
make something messy or untidy
Themes
order |tidiness |objects |arrangement |daily_life |home
Definition

To disturb the order of things so that they become untidy or not arranged neatly.

VERB A2
2
Usage pattern:
összekever valamit valamivel; összekever valamiket
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
join things together
Themes
combining |joining |mixing |unity |core_vocabulary
Definition

To bring two or more things together to form a single unit or whole.

VERB B1 FORMAL
2
Usage pattern:
összekever A-t B-vel
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
to mix up two things
Themes
mix_up |distinction |comparison |misidentification |core_vocabulary
Definition

To wrongly treat two different things, people, or ideas as if they were the same; to confuse them with each other.

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