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Meanings of intertwine in English
Usage of intertwine in English
1
It's a really cool way that they intertwine two completely different stories.
2
Where should we go? Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan intertwine in the Fergana Valley.
3
The complex conspiracy subplots intertwine with great grace and admirable lucidity.
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Like many crossroads it's a cultural hub where strands of different civilisations intertwine.
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White weasel skins to intertwine with his beautiful long black locks.
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Who doubts that they, too, had vowed to unite wings, and intertwine branches!
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The first kinds of power In practice tend to intertwine.
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But others condemned the athlete for letting his political beliefs intertwine with his profession.
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In a narrow line the ground cover did not intertwine.
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I think a lot of it will all intertwine and there will be hybrids.
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He can't see how they go together, how they intertwine and function as one.
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The stalks sprouted pale ivy leaves and began to intertwine.
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These two narratives intertwine and what links them both is Cumming's warm, confiding tone.
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Our family has connections from London to the Continent, and bloodlines that intertwine with royalty.
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At other times the lily and the ivy intertwine:
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The shaky images totter relentlessly on the point of abstraction as limbs and hair intertwine.
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Translations for intertwine
Spanish
Intertwine through the time