Definition of reticulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
network formationintr. TECH. form a networkintr. TECH.
- The veins of the leaf reticulate to form complex patterns..
2.
marking patterntr. TECH. divide or mark in a net-like patterntr. TECH.
- The map was reticulated with lines representing roads..
Adjective
1.
designTECH. having a network-like structure or patternTECH.
- The leaf has a reticulate pattern.
2.
veinedTECH. covered with a network of lines or veinsTECH.
- The marble surface is reticulate with veins.
Origin of reticulate
Latin, reticulatus (net-like)
Examples of reticulate in a sentence
The rivers reticulate across the landscape. The artist reticulated the canvas with intricate patterns. The garden was reticulated with pathways and flower beds. The artist's reticulate design caught everyone's attention. Her dress featured a reticulate lace overlay. The leaf has a reticulate pattern on its surface.
The artist drew a reticulate design on the vase.
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- French:former un réseau, réticulé, ...
- German:vernetzen, netzartig, ...
- Italian:reticolare, reticolato, ...
- Spanish:formar una red, reticulado, ...
- Portuguese:formar uma rede, reticulado, ...
- Chinese:网状化, 网状的, ...
- Japanese:網状にする, 網目状の, ...
- Arabic:تَشَعَّبَ, شَبَكِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִיצוֹר רֶשֶׁת, מְרֻשָּׁת, ...
- Russian:образовывать сеть, сетчатый, ...
- Ukrainian:утворювати мережу, мережеподібний, ...
- Hindi:जाल बनाना, जालीदार, ...
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