雜糅

简 杂糅 · 繁 雜糅
Mandarin · pinyin zá róu

Meanings

  1. to blend heterogeneous elements (from different sources, systems, styles or genres)
  2. (linguistics) to combine incompatible sentence patterns, resulting in awkward or unclear expression
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雜
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糅
róu · blend, mix; mixed
杂
zá · mixed, blended; mix, mingle
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2–2 · za2 rou2

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zaap6 nau6

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verb

  1. to mix; to blend; to mingle

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雜糅 · za2 rou2
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Exact source record雜糅 杂糅 [za2 rou2] /to blend heterogeneous elements (from different sources, systems, styles or genres)/(linguistics) to combine incompatible sentence patterns, resulting in awkward or unclear expression/