reticulate

• Прилагательное, означающее сетчатый или имеющий узор, напоминающий сеть; в настоящее время редко используется в общеупотребительном английском, встречается в основном в исторических или специализированных ботанических/зоологических текстах.

An adjective meaning net-like or having a pattern resembling a network; now rarely used in general English, primarily found in historical or specialized botanical/zoological texts.

1. Network-likeC2formal

   Resembling or forming a network; having a pattern of intersecting lines or veins.

   Сетчатый

   • The leaf has a reticulate pattern of veins.
   • The map shows a reticulate system of canals.
   • The artist used a reticulate design in the mosaic.

   Synonymslatticednetlikenettedreticularwebby

• Устаревший глагол, означающий образовывать сеть или покрывать узором, напоминающим сетку.

An obsolete verb meaning to form a network or to cover with a net-like pattern.

1. Form a networkC2formal

   To form a net-like pattern or network of lines, veins, or structures.

   Образовывать сеть

   • The veins on the leaf reticulate across its surface.
   • The river system reticulates through the valley.
   • The artist's design reticulates into a complex pattern.

   Synonymscrisscrossinterlaceintertwinelatticemeshnetnetwork

2. Distribute via a networkC2formal

   To distribute something, such as water or electricity, through a network of pipes or wires.

   Распределять по сети

   • The company reticulated water to the entire region.
   • Electricity is reticulated through a grid of power lines.
   • The city plans to reticulate natural gas to all homes.

3. Divide into a networkC2formal

   To divide something so that it forms a network of interconnected parts.

   Разделить на сеть

   • The surveyor reticulated the land into smaller plots.
   • The software reticulates the data into a web of connections.
   • The architect reticulated the floor plan into a grid of rooms.

   Synonymscrisscrossinterlacemeshnetnetwork