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'blend' is an acceptable and commonly used word in written English
You can use it to describe combining two or more things together, such as flavors, colors, or ideas. For example, "The chef blended sweet and savory flavors to create a delicious dish."
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Well, Daiches, now deceased, would have a pleasant surprise if he could try the Nikka Pure Malt Black, a blend from Taketsuru's two distilleries.
That was at Thirsk and there is no denying that others in this field have stronger form claims but few have her potential for improvement on just her second start and her pedigree is a pleasing blend of speed and more speed.
"The team selected is a blend of experience and youth and one that I am sure will rise to the occasion of this unique format.
These gardens blend in well with the local architecture and culture and seem to be appreciated by all.
Natalie Tamara, via GuardianWitness Makes 20 200g medjool dates 50g oats, plus an extra handful to coat 1 tbsp cashew nut butter 1 Put the dates, oats and cashew nut butter in a food processor and blend until they have formed a smooth, sticky paste.
That is a small example of a meticulous work ethic‚ "a familiar blend of sports science, psychology, painstaking preparation and innovation on the training ground all aimed at eking the best from a squad, which cost around £8.5m to construct".
But there's none of that with Two and a Half Men – just the same four storylines on rotation and Sheen giving the same monotonous, lifeless, straining-to-read-a-cue-card delivery to each line until all the episodes blend into a great, big, disorientating Kafkaesque nightmare.
He gave Padnos a suit of jihadi clothing and told him to blend in with his fighters and promised to release him.
Ermita, with its bullfighting memorabilia and miles of ham hanging from the ceiling, is a blend of rustic charm and upmarket swank.
Please note that The Guardian Weekly, our blend of international news, politics, culture and comment, combining articles from the Guardian and selected features from the Observer, the Washington Post and Le Monde, is still widely available in newsagents worldwide.
4 Once the hazelnuts have cooled, transfer to a food processor and blend into a smooth paste.
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