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Meanings of mixed group in English
Catalan
grup mixt Spanish
grupo mixto Parliamentary group of the Parliament of Catalonia.
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Spanish
grupo mixto Catalan
grup mixt Spanish
grupo mixto Catalan
grup mixt Parliamentary group active in both houses of the Italian Parliament that comprise all the deputies and the senators, respectively, who are not members of any other parliamentary group.
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Usage of mixed group in English
1
A really mixed group of people were at the trade show.
2
They're a mixed group of men and women wearing 21st-century clothes.
3
The defenders were a mixed group of salarians, batarians, and humans.
4
The mixed group returned the looks, glaring sullenly at the men in the car.
5
It was a mixed group, composed primarily of humans, with a few demihuman half-breeds.
6
Behind each of them was a mixed group of soldiers-GardeCivique, gendarmes and burgher volunteers.
7
City Missioner Chris Farrelly said it was a very mixed group who come for a meal.
8
Men are the centre of every mixed group.
9
A curiously mixed group assembles on the lawn each morning at eight o'clock in the winter.
10
It was a mixed group, rough and hard-looking.
11
The protestors were a mixed group, but most were a little older than David or Leelee.
12
By the time he had them all in place, Alsberg's state directors were a decidedly mixed group.
13
The mixed group of seniors stirred in their seats with wide eyes, and many began taking notes.
14
He worked professionally with a mixed group.
15
They were a mixed group in terms of their professions but shared a creative side that Pia appreciated.
16
His garrison was also a mixed group of men nearly all unknown to him or to each other.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common