Intertwine Meaning in English
word
ˌɪntɝtˈwaɪn
in-ter-TWYN
ˌɪntətwˈaɪn
in-tuh-TWYN
释义
To twist or weave two or more things closely together, or to connect ideas or situations in a way that they cannot be separated.
用法与细微差别
"Intertwine" is formal or literary, used for physical things (like ropes, fingers) and also abstract connections (ideas, stories, histories). Often paired with "with" (e.g., "intertwined with"). Do not confuse with "entwine" (usually only physical objects).
Spanish: entrelazar - entretejerPortuguese (BR): entrelaçarPortuguese (PT): entrelaçarChinese (Simplified): 交织 - 缠绕Chinese (Traditional): 交織 - 纏繞Hindi: एक-दूसरे में जुड़नाArabic: يتشابك - يتداخلBengali: জড়িয়ে যাওয়া - পরস্পর জড়ানোRussian: переплетаться - сплетатьсяJapanese: 絡み合う - 絡みつくVietnamese: đan xen - gắn kết chặt chẽKorean: 얽히다 - 서로 엮이다Turkish: iç içe geçmek - birbirine dolanmakUrdu: باہم جڑ جانا - گتھم گتھا ہوناIndonesian: terjalin - saling terkait
例句
Their fingers intertwine when they hold hands.
basic
The two stories intertwine in the novel.
basic
The vines intertwine around the tree.
basic
"Our lives have become so intertwined over the years," she said.
natural
Economics and politics often intertwine in world events.
natural
You can't solve this problem without seeing how the issues intertwine.
natural