Pronunciation: /ˈkɑm.boʊ/
noun a combination of two or more things
A1 I ordered a combo meal at the fast food restaurant.
A2 The combo of burger and fries was a popular choice on the menu.
B1 She created a winning combo of colors for her painting.
B2 The combo of skills and experience made him the perfect candidate for the job.
C1 The combo of flavors in the dish was exquisite and well-balanced.
C2 The combo of music and visuals in the movie created a truly immersive experience.
adjective relating to or being a combination of two or more things
A1 I ordered a combo meal at the fast food restaurant.
A2 She bought a combo ticket for the movie and popcorn.
B1 The hotel room came with a combo mini fridge and microwave.
B2 The new phone plan offers a combo of unlimited data and international calling.
C1 The chef created a unique combo dish that blended flavors from different cuisines.
C2 The artist's latest work is a combo of sculpture and digital art.
formal The restaurant offers a lunch combo that includes a sandwich, salad, and drink.
informal Let's order the combo meal deal for dinner tonight.
slang I love getting the combo platter at that fast food joint.
figurative His speed and agility on the basketball court make him a deadly combo.
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