CEFR C1

interlacing

verb

Meaning

To weave or cross together, typically so that different parts pass over and under each other.

Examples

The branches of the ancient trees interlace to form a natural canopy over the path.
She learned how to interlace ribbons to create intricate designs for gift wrapping.

Synonyms: weave, entwine, intertwine, braid

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interlacing (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˌɪntərˈleɪs/

Definition

To weave or cross together, typically so that different parts pass over and under each other.

Examples

The branches of the ancient trees interlace to form a natural canopy over the path.
She learned how to interlace ribbons to create intricate designs for gift wrapping.
The diverse narratives in the novel seamlessly interlace, forming a complex and engaging story.

How to Use interlacing

interlace with (prepositional phrase): To combine or mix closely with something else. — "The story's themes of love and loss interlace with moments of unexpected joy."

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