pleach

• Verbo arcaico que significa tejer, entrelazar o trenzar, especialmente ramas o sarmientos para formar un seto vivo o una glorieta.

An archaic verb meaning to plait, interlace, or entwine, especially branches or vines to form a hedge or arbor.

1. Weave or braidC2formalbritish

   To form or weave something into a braid or braids.

   trenzar

   • She pleached the ribbons into a decorative pattern.
   • The artisan pleached the strands of leather to create a sturdy belt.
   • He pleached the vines together to form a natural arch.

   Sinónimosbraidentwineinterlaceinterweavelaceplaittwine

2. Interlace shootsC2formalbritish

   To interlace the shoots or branches of plants, especially for creating a hedge or fence.

   Entretejer brotes o ramas

   • The gardener pleached the young trees to form a living fence.
   • They pleached the willow branches to create a tunnel.
   • The estate's hedges were carefully pleached for privacy.

   Sinónimosbraidentwineinterlaceintertwineplaitweave