imbrication
ɛ̃bʁikasjɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of imbrication - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
chevauchementdisposition d'éléments qui se chevauchent partiellement comme des tuiles
- L'imbrication des écailles protège le poisson des blessures.
2.
idées mêléesentrelacement complexe de plusieurs éléments abstraits qui se superposent
- L'imbrication des problèmes sociaux rend la situation difficile à résoudre.
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disposition d'éléments qui se chevauchent partiellement comme des tuiles
Origin of imbrication
latin, imbricatus (superposé)
Examples of imbrication in a sentence
On admire l'imbrication parfaite des tuiles sur ce toit. L’imbrication des cultures enrichit la société moderne. On observe une imbrication des intérêts économiques et politiques.
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- English:overlapping, interweaving, ...
- German:Überlappung, Verflechtung, ...
- Italian:imbricazione, intreccio, ...
- Spanish:imbricación, entrelazamiento, ...
- Portuguese:imbricação, entrelace, ...
- Chinese:重叠, 交织, ...
- Japanese:重なり, 複雑な絡み合い, ...
- Arabic:التداخل, تشابك, ...
- Hebrew:הִשְׁתַּבְּצוּת, שִׁיבּוּץ, ...
- Russian:нахлёст, имбрикация, ...
- Ukrainian:перекриття, переплетення, ...
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