interlacing

• Describe algo que está tejido o entrelazado entre sí, usado a menudo para referirse a patrones, redes o sistemas que están complejamente interconectados.

Describes something that is woven or laced together, often used to refer to patterns, networks, or systems that are intricately connected.

1. Closely linked or interwovenC1formal

   Joined or locked together in a complex or intricate way, as if dovetailed.

   entrelazado

   • The interlacing branches of the trees formed a natural canopy.
   • The design featured interlacing patterns of gold and silver threads.
   • Their interlacing schedules made it difficult to find a common meeting time.

   Sinónimosinterconnectedinterlockingintermeshedinterwoven

   Antónimosdetacheddisconnectedseparateunrelated

• Verbo que denota la acción de entrelazar, trenzar o mezclar elementos, o de cruzarlos entre sí para formar una estructura combinada.

A verb used to indicate the act of crossing or weaving things together, or of intermixing elements.

1. Twist or weave togetherB2formal

   To join or connect things by twisting, weaving, or lacing them together.

   entrelazar

   • The artist interlaced the threads to create a beautiful pattern.
   • The vines interlaced around the old fence.
   • She interlaced her fingers with his as they walked.

   Sinónimosbraidentwineintertwineinterweaveknitlaceplaittwinetwistweave

2. Lock or hold togetherB2formal

   To place or hold things in a locking or interlocking position.

   Entrelazar o trabar

   • He interlaced his hands behind his head and leaned back.
   • The dancers interlaced their arms during the performance.
   • The two pieces of the puzzle interlaced perfectly.

   Sinónimosengageinterlockjoinknitmesh

   Antónimosdisentangleseparate