Definition of interlard - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
intersperseDated scatter elements throughout somethingDated
- The author interlarded the text with historical references.
2.
languageDated introduce expressions into speech or writingDated
- She interlarded her speech with foreign phrases.
Origin of interlard
French, entre- (between) + lard (bacon)
Examples of interlard in a sentence
The chef interlarded the dish with spices. He tends to interlard his writing with technical jargon. The author interlarded the novel with historical references.
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- French:intercaler, entrelarder, ...
- German:durchsetzen, ...
- Italian:inserire, introdurre, ...
- Spanish:intercalar, incluir, ...
- Portuguese:intercalar, introduzir, ...
- Chinese:夹杂, 插入, ...
- Japanese:散りばめる, 織り交ぜる, ...
- Arabic:نَثَرَ, أدرج, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁלֵּב, לְהַכְנִיס, ...
- Russian:вкрапливать, вставлять, ...
- Ukrainian:перемішувати, вставити, ...
- Hindi:छिड़कना, शामिल करना, ...
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