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1. (v.i.) entwine
to twine about, around, or together.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) knit, entwine
tie or link together
2. (verb) intertwine, twine, entwine, enlace, interlace, lace
spin,wind, or twist together
"intertwine the ribbons"; "Twine the threads into a rope"; "intertwined hearts"
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1. (verb) entwine
to twine, twist, or wreathe together or round
2. (verb) entwine
to be twisted or twined
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Sense: to wind round.
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 Afrikaans: omstrengel |
 Arabic: يَشْبِكُ، يَحْبِكُ |
 Bulgarian: обвивам |
 Brazilian: enredar |
 Czech: vinout (se) |
 German: umwinden, umwickeln |
 Danish: vikle |
 Greek: τυλίγω |
 Spanish: entrelazar |
 Estonian: põimima |
 Farsi: به هم بافتن؛ حلقه زدن |
 Finnish: kiertyä |
 French: (s')entrelacer |
 Hebrew: לִשזוֹר |
 Hindi: गूथना |
 Croatian: oviti (se), oplesti (se) |
 Hungarian: körülfon |
 Indonesian: menggulung |
 Icelandic: vefja/fléttast um |
 Italian: intrecciare |
 Japanese: 巻きつく |
 Korean: 휘감기게 하다 |
 Lithuanian: apvyti, supinti |
 Latvian: iepīt; apvīt |
 Malay: melilit |
 Dutch: (zich) winden om |
 Norwegian: flette, tvinne sammen, vi |
 Polish: opleść |
 Persian: به هم بافتن؛ حلقه زدن |
 Pashto: پېچل، نغاړلو تاوول |
 Portuguese: enredar |
 Romanian: a (se)încolăci |
 Russian: обвивать |
 Slovak: vinúť (sa) |
 Slovenian: preplesti (se) |
 Serbian: uplesti |
 Swedish: vira om, fläta ihop |
 Thai: พันรอบ |
 Turkish: dolamak, sarmak |
 Taiwanese: 纏繞 |
 Ukrainian: сплітати(ся); обвивати |
 Urdu: کسی کے گرد لپٹنا |
 Vietnamese: bện |
 Chinese: 缠绕 |
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