Definition Conjugation
Definition of pleach - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
gardening techniqueRare interlace branches to form a hedge or latticeRare
- The gardener decided to pleach the shrubs to create a natural fence..
2.
braidingRare weave into a braid or braidsRare
- She pleached the vines into a decorative braid.
Origin of pleach
Middle English, plechen (to plait)
Examples of pleach in a sentence
He learned how to pleach from an experienced gardener. He skillfully pleached the branches into an archway. The artist pleached strands of hair into an intricate design.
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- French:plesser, tresser en natte, ...
- German:flechten, einweben, ...
- Italian:intrecciare, pleach, ...
- Spanish:trenzar, tejer, ...
- Portuguese:entrelaçar, tecer, ...
- Chinese:编织, 编成辫子, ...
- Japanese:編む, 編み込む, ...
- Arabic:شَبَكَ الأَغْصَانَ, ضَفَرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁזוֹר, לִקְלוֹעַ, ...
- Russian:плести, сплести, ...
- Ukrainian:сплітати, заплітати, ...
- Hindi:बुनना, गूंथना, ...
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