掺杂 | chān zá | to mix; to blend; to dilute | |
掺假 | chān jiǎ | to mix in fake material; to adulterate | |
掺和 | chān huo | to mix; to mingle; to meddle; to interfere | |
掺杂使假 | chān zá shǐ jiǎ | to mix in the inferior or fake (idiom) | |
掺水 | chān shuǐ | to dilute; to water down; watered down |
1 | The milk has been adulterated with water. | |
2 | It was mixed every day into the pigs' mash. | |
3 | 'Jones used sometimes to mix some of it in our mash, ' said one of the hens. | |
4 | After you have beaten the eggs,mix in the flour gradually. | |
5 | Climate change is bringing mixed news to the ozone layer. |