Definition of intersperse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
placementRare place at intervals in amongstRare
- He interspersed anecdotes throughout his speech.
2.
mixingRare mix things irregularly among othersRare
- She interspersed the flowers among the bushes.
Origin of intersperse
Latin, inter (between) + spargere (scatter)
Terms with intersperse included in their meaning
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arrangement
scatter or intersperse with small objects
intersperse
scatter elements throughout something
arrangement
intersperse items at regular intervals
Examples of intersperse in a sentence
The director chose to intersperse the film with flashbacks. He interspersed jokes throughout his speech. The artist interspersed colors to create a vibrant effect.
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- French:intercaler, mêler, ...
- German:einfügen, durchsetzen, ...
- Italian:intercalare, intervallare, ...
- Spanish:intercalar, mezclar, ...
- Portuguese:intercalar, dispersar, ...
- Chinese:穿插, 散布, ...
- Japanese:挿入する, 散りばめる, ...
- Arabic:وَزَّعَ بَيْنَ, نَثَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁלֵּב, לְשַׁלֵּב, ...
- Russian:вставлять, вкраплять, ...
- Ukrainian:вставляти, перемішувати, ...
- Hindi:विराम देना, मिलाना, ...
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