interspace
ˌɪntərˈspeɪs
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Definition of interspace - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

spatial layoutTECH.empty distance between items, or surrounding several itemsTECH.
  • A thin interspace separated the tiles along the wall.
autocratic dictatorial tyrannical

Verb

tr.
1.
spacingTECH.create a space between objectsTECH.
  • The designer interspaces the shelves for a balanced look.
interval separate space out
2.
arrangementTECH.place things spaced out between othersTECH.
  • The gardener interspaces flowers with herbs.
interleave interpose
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Origin of interspace

Latin, inter (between) + spatium (space)

Examples of interspace in a sentence

  • The architect reduced the interspace between the pillars to save room.
  • They interspace the plants to ensure even growth.
  • The artist likes to interspace colors in her paintings.
  • She interspaces her paintings with photographs.
  • The architect interspaces windows evenly along the wall.

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  1. French:interespace, espacer, ...
  2. German:Zwischenraum, trennen, ...
  3. Italian:spazio intermedio, spaziare, ...
  4. Spanish:intersticio, espaciar, ...
  5. Portuguese:espaço, espaçar, ...
  6. Chinese:间距, 留出空间, ...
  7. Japanese:すき間, 配置する, ...
  8. Arabic:مَسَافَة فَاصِلَة, باعَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִרְוַח בֵּינַיִם, לְרַוֵּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:промежуток, разместить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:проміжок, розміщувати, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतराल, अंतराल में रखना, ...

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