combined

kuhm-BYND/kəmˈbaɪnd/

3 meanings of combined

1
put together (past)verb
Simple past and past participle of combine. Use it to talk about the past, or after "have" or "be".
She combined the eggs and sugar in a bowl.
They combined their savings to buy a car.
2
as one wholeadjective
Made by joining two or more things into one.
Like mixing red and blue paint to make one new color.
Their combined effort finished the job in half the time.
The two teams put up a combined score of ninety points.
UsageUse it before a noun, as in combined weight or combined effort.
Similarjoint, total, aggregate, collective, cumulative
Oppositeseparate, individual
3
skiing eventnounabbreviationellipsis
Ellipsis of alpine combined: a skiing contest that adds up results from two or more kinds of event.
She won the combined at the national championships.
The combined is his strongest event this season.
Note

combine, verb: To join two or more things together into one. Full entry

Forms: combinecombines he/she/itcombining -ing formcombined past tense, past participle
Spelling: combine → combined: add -d
Sound: The ending sounds like /d/.

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