Translation guide
The concept of blending, mixing, or combining things smoothly. This guide covers physical mixing, blending in cooking, blending colors/sounds, and blending in (socially).
To physically combine two or more substances into a uniform mixture.
General verb for mixing things together. Transitive.
Mix flour and sugar.
Intransitive: to be mixed, to blend together.
Oil and water don't blend.
Loanword from English 'blend', often used for coffee, tea, or intentional mixtures.
Blend coffee beans.
To mix food or drinks using an electric blender until smooth.
To combine elements so they merge smoothly into a unified whole.
To harmonize, to be in harmony. Used for colors, sounds, or abstract blending.
Those colors blend well together.
To melt into, to blend in seamlessly. Often used for visual or atmospheric blending.
To fuse, to blend together into one. Stronger than simple mixing.
Music that blends tradition and modernity.
To behave or appear in a way that makes you part of a group or environment without standing out.
To blend in, to fit in. Used for social situations.
He quickly blended in at the new school.
To become familiar, to fit in comfortably. Often used for people or things becoming part of an environment.
To go along with others, to conform. Implies adjusting oneself to blend in.
背景に溶け込むデザイン。
A design that blends into the background.
彼は職場にすっかり馴染んだ。
He has completely blended in at work.
She chose her clothes to blend in with everyone else.