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ready-mix
[ red-ee-miks, -miks ]
noun
- a commercial preparation in which the principal ingredients have already been mixed for easy use:
a novice cook's reliance on ready-mixes.
adjective
- Also ready-mixed. being a ready-mix; consisting of ingredients that are already mixed:
ready-mix pancakes.
ready-mix
noun
- modifier consisting of ingredients blended in advance, esp of food that is ready to cook or eat after addition of milk or water
a ready-mix cake
- concrete that is mixed before or during delivery to a building site
Word History and Origins
Origin of ready-mix1
Example Sentences
In Mexico, Cemex's volumes rose double digits on demand from the formal sector, while in the United States, cement and ready-mix volumes shrank on weakness in the state of California, the company said.
Argos USA has assets comprising four integrated cement plants, 140 ready-mix plants and eight ports, giving Summit a "significantly improved scale" in high-growth markets.
In the U.S, Cemex's largest market in the quarter by sales, revenues climbed 10% year-on-year as price increases compensated for a drop in cement and ready-mix volumes on poor weather and weak residential demand.
Michigan State University's Miller said ready-mix concrete and concrete products such as blocks and highway dividers are highly sought after.
Glacier Northwest, which sells and delivers ready-mix concrete, sued Teamsters Local Union No. 174, representing the company's truck drivers, in state court accusing the union of intentional property destruction during the strike.
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