Definition of complect - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
weavingDated US to interweave or entangleDated US
- The vines complect around the sturdy oak tree..
- The threads began to complect as she wove the fabric.
- The artist's hair seemed to complect with the wind.
Origin of complect
Latin, complecti (to embrace)
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- French:entrelacer, ...
- German:verflechten, ...
- Italian:intrecciare, ...
- Spanish:entretejer, ...
- Portuguese:entrelaçar, ...
- Chinese:缠绕, ...
- Japanese:絡み合う, ...
- Arabic:تشابك, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁזוֹר, ...
- Russian:переплетаться, ...
- Ukrainian:переплітатися, ...
- Hindi:उलझाना, ...
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