Definition of interweave - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
blendingRare blend or mix elements closelyRare
- The author interweaves history and fiction in the novel.
2.
weavingRare combine things by weaving them togetherRare
- She interweaves different colors into the fabric.
3.
storytellingRare combine different narrative strandsRare
- The novel interweaves multiple characters' stories into a cohesive plot..
Origin of interweave
Old English, inter (between) + wefan (to weave)
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Examples of interweave in a sentence
He interweaves humor and drama in his plays. He interweaves traditional techniques with modern designs. The artist interweaves various materials to create texture. The film interweaves past and present events. The director interweaves various subplots seamlessly.
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- French:entrelacer, tisser ensemble, ...
- German:verweben, ineinanderweben, ...
- Italian:intrecciare, combinare, ...
- Spanish:intercalar, entrelazar, ...
- Portuguese:entrelaçar, tecer, ...
- Chinese:交织, 编织, ...
- Japanese:織り交ぜる, 絡み合わせる, ...
- Arabic:دَمَجَ, شَبَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְשַׁלֵּב, לִשְׁזוֹר, ...
- Russian:переплетать, вплетать, ...
- Ukrainian:переплітати, сплітати, ...
- Hindi:मिलाना, बुनना, ...
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