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enmesh

/ɪnˈmeʃ/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant prendre au piège ou impliquer quelqu'un ou quelque chose dans une situation complexe ou un réseau, ou l'emmêler physiquement comme dans un filet.

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/ɪnˈmeʃ/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant prendre au piège ou impliquer quelqu'un ou quelque chose dans une situation complexe ou un réseau, ou l'emmêler physiquement comme dans un filet.

A verb used to indicate the act of entangling or involving someone or something in a complicated situation or network.

  1. Entangle or trapC1formal

    To catch or become entangled in something, often a difficult or complicated situation.

    frEmpêtrer, piéger

    • The company became enmeshed in a series of legal disputes.
    • He was enmeshed in a web of lies and deceit.
    • The politician was enmeshed in a corruption scandal.

    Synonymescatchensnareentangleimmerseinvolvemiresnaretrap

    Antonymesdisentangleextricatefreereleaseuntangle

  2. Involve deeplyC1formal

    To involve someone deeply in a complex or problematic situation.

    frimpliquer profondément

    • She was enmeshed in the family's financial troubles.
    • The detective was enmeshed in the investigation of the crime.
    • They became enmeshed in a complicated relationship.

    Synonymesembroilensnareentangleimplicateinvolvemiretangle

    Antonymesdisentangleextricatefreeliberaterelease

Formes
  • enmeshed past participle
  • enmeshed past simple
  • enmeshing present participle
  • enmeshes third person singular
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