Blend | Mean of blend in English Dictionary

/ˈblɛnd/

• Verb
• to mix (things) thoroughly and usually with good results
1. Blend the fruit, yogurt, and milk (together).
2. blend caramel with chocolate
3. The music blends traditional and modern melodies.
4. She blends psychology and crime in her new novel.
• to exist together as a combination
1. Psychology and crime blend (together) in her new novel.
2. The flavor of the sauce blends well with the fruit. [=the sauce and fruit taste good together]
• to look like what is around you
1. The fish settles on the sandy ocean bottom where it blends in perfectly.

• to look like you belong with a particular group
1. She tried to blend in by dressing like the other girls.
2. I've always found it difficult to blend in with my peers.
• to add (something) to a mixture or substance and mix it thoroughly
1. Mix the first three ingredients together, then blend in the cream.
2. Blend the white paint in last.
• to gradually become the same as or part of (something)
1. One color blends into another.
2. where the city blends into the suburbs
• to look like (what is around you)
1. The animal's dark fur enables it to blend into its surroundings.
• to look like you belong in (something)
1. He tried to blend into the crowd.
2. A good journalist can easily blend into a community.
• Noun
• something produced by mixing or combining different things
1. wool and cotton blends [=fabrics that are made of wool and cotton woven together]
2. a blend of cream and eggs
3. a blend of traditional and modern melodies