Definition of get tangled - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
movementRare twist together in a messy way that is hard to separateRare
- My headphones always get tangled in my pocket.
2.
metaphoricalRare become involved in a complicated or difficult situationRare
- He did not want to get tangled in office politics.
Expressions with get tangled
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become twisted together in a messy way
The kite strings get tangled up in the tree branches.
Examples of get tangled in a sentence
Long hair can easily get tangled in strong wind. Try not to get tangled in their family disputes. She managed to get tangled in a legal battle over the contract.
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- French:s'emmêler, s'embarquer, ...
- German:sich verheddern, sich in etwas verstricken, ...
- Italian:ingarbugliarsi, impelagarsi, ...
- Spanish:enredarse, meterse, ...
- Portuguese:enredar-se, meter-se, ...
- Chinese:缠在一起, 卷入, ...
- Japanese:絡まる, 巻き込まれる, ...
- Arabic:تَشَابَكَ, تَوَرَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִסְתַּבֵּךְ, לְהִתְסַבֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:запутываться, ввязываться, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутуватися, уплутуватися, ...
- Hindi:उलझ जाना, गुत्थमगुत्था हो जाना, ...
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