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.
Verb
1.
spacingTECH. create a space between objectsTECH.
- The designer interspaces the shelves for a balanced look.
2.
arrangementTECH. place things spaced out between othersTECH.
- The gardener interspaces flowers with herbs.
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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- French:interespace, espacer, ...
- German:Zwischenraum, trennen, ...
- Italian:spazio intermedio, spaziare, ...
- Spanish:intersticio, espaciar, ...
- Portuguese:espaço, espaçar, ...
- Chinese:间距, 留出空间, ...
- Japanese:すき間, 配置する, ...
- Arabic:مَسَافَة فَاصِلَة, باعَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:מִרְוַח בֵּינַיִם, לְרַוֵּחַ, ...
- Russian:промежуток, разместить, ...
- Ukrainian:проміжок, розміщувати, ...
- Hindi:अंतराल, अंतराल में रखना, ...
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