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Meanings of interweave in English

Portuguese
entrançar
Catalan
entreteixir
Spanish
entretejer

To make, as fabric, by interlacing threads.

entrançar
Usage of interweave in English
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US immigration and criminal law interweave creating a complex legal landscape.
The Guardian
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Politics: Everybody reading this review is aware that British and Irish life interweave.
The Irish Times
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He tried to interweave his reflections with hope, but he only half succeeded.
The American
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Past and present, like fiction and reality, continue to interweave.
The Irish Times
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They interweave into their histories the powerful passion of love.
A Portraiture of Quakerism, Volume 1 / Taken from a View of the ...
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Five separate elements interweave the fabric of the course.
The Irish Times
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Acoustica, electronica, birdsong and speech interweave among whirring clocks and chimes, dropping us through time.
The Guardian
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The following detached stanza I intend to interweave in some disastrous tale of a shepherd.
The Complete Works of Robert Burns: Containing his Poems, Songs,...
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In observing atmospheric changes I endeavour to interweave cloud-forms and sky-tints with words and images.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 09 — Lives and Letters
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The tales interweave with one another, thus causing the odd teeth-jarring judder in the vehicle's passage.
The Irish Times
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They began to bob and interweave, picking up more and more speed, the patterns dizzying, confusing.
Cold Days
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And for this reason all men think the happy life is pleasant, and interweave Pleasure with Happiness.
The Ethics of Aristotle
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Their affairs should interweave with the affairs of the child's dolls and brick castles and toy furniture.
Mankind in the Making
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But, unless you interweave thoughtful interests and sensible topics of conversation with your friendship, it cannot last.
Stray Thoughts for Girls
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Perhaps the historian and biographer may never interweave his name in the tapestry of national or individual renown.
McGuffey's Sixth Eclectic Reader
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Thus do weak plants interweave themselves with each other, in order to withstand the fury of the tempest.
Paul and Virginia
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Translations for interweave
Interweave through the time