Mix up Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈmɪks/ /ˈəp

MIKS-uhp

UK

mˈɪks/ /ˈʌp

MIKS-up

परिभाषा

To mistake one thing or person for another, often by accident. It can also mean to accidentally mix items in a confusing way.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

"Mix up" is informal and often used for accidental confusion between similar things or people (e.g., "mix up the keys"). Common with pronouns: "mix them up." Not the same as "mix" (to combine) or "mess up" (to make a mistake).

• Spanish: confundir - mezclar (cosas accidentalmente)
• Portuguese (BR): confundir - misturar (por engano)
• Portuguese (PT): confundir - misturar (por engano)
• Chinese (Simplified): 搞错 - 搞混
• Chinese (Traditional): 搞錯 - 搞混
• Hindi: गड़बड़ करना - भ्रमित करना
• Arabic: خلط بين - أخطأ في التمييز
• Bengali: গোলানো - গুলিয়ে ফেলা
• Russian: перепутать
• Japanese: 取り違える - 混同する
• Vietnamese: nhầm lẫn - lẫn lộn
• Korean: 헷갈리다 - 혼동하다
• Turkish: karıştırmak
• Urdu: گڑبڑ کرنا - الجھانا
• Indonesian: mencampuradukkan - tertukar

उदाहरण वाक्य

I always mix up their names because they look alike.

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Please don't mix up the letters when you sort them.

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The twins' mother mixed up their shoes this morning.

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Sorry, I mixed up the meeting times. I thought it was at 2, not 3.

natural

It's easy to mix up your PIN numbers if you have too many cards.

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We got mixed up in traffic and ended up on the wrong highway.

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