Combination

/kˌɒmbɪnˈe‍ɪʃən/

/ˌkɑmbəˈneɪʃən/

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Combination

FŐNÉV

kombináció, összeállítás

a unified whole created by joining or mixing two or more distinct elements or parts together

amalgam

assemblage

assortment

compound

mixture

Example

The combination of flour, eggs, and milk results in a smooth pancake batter.

The artist 's unique combination of colors made the painting stand out.

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kombináció, együttállítás

the process of joining or mixing two or more elements to create a unified whole

Example

The chef 's combination of ingredients created a delicious new dish.

The inventor 's combination of existing technologies led to a groundbreaking device.

kombináció, összeállítás

the act of putting elements into groups without worrying about the order of those elements

Example

The combination of different colored beads was used to create various jewelry designs.

The math problem required the student to find the combination of two numbers that add up to ten.

csoportosulás, összeállítás

a group of individuals, often formed temporarily, who come together to achieve a common goal or purpose

Example

The combination of volunteers worked tirelessly to organize the charity event.

The team of scientists formed a combination to tackle the complex research project.

kombináció, kód

a specific sequence of numbers or letters used to open a combination lock

Example

She quickly entered the combination to open her locker.

He forgot the combination to his bicycle lock and had to look it up.

szövetség, konzorcium

an alliance or partnership of people, corporations, or countries formed to achieve a specific purpose, typically for political or economic reasons

Example

The combination of several countries formed a powerful economic bloc.

The corporations entered into a combination to influence industry regulations.

kombináció, készletmozgás

a sequence of moves that involves a tactical sacrifice or exchange of material to gain a positional or tactical advantage, often leading to a decisive advantage or checkmate

What is a "combination"?

A combination in chess is a series of moves that leads to a tactical advantage, such as winning material or achieving checkmate. Combinations often involve sacrifices, where a player deliberately gives up a piece to gain a more favorable position or to set up a winning move. They require deep calculation and foresight, as players must plan several moves ahead to execute the sequence effectively. Combinations are a key part of chess strategy and can turn the game in favor of the player who sees them and uses them correctly.

Example

The grandmaster executed a brilliant combination that left his opponent's king defenseless.

She spotted a combination that would sacrifice her knight to checkmate her opponent in three moves.

word family

combine

Verb

combination

Noun

combinational

Adjective

combinational

Adjective