intertwined in French
intertwined in French is entrelacé — intertwined means twisted or wound together.
intertwined in French
entrelacé
(literal) Twined or twisted together; entwined.
What does "intertwined" mean?
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adjective Twisted or wound together.
"She wore a bracelet made of intertwined strands of leather."
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adjective Closely and inseparably connected.
"Language and culture are so intertwined that you cannot study one without the other."
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intertwined in a sentence
- She wore a bracelet made of intertwined strands of leather.
- The two cables lay intertwined on the floor behind the desk.
- Language and culture are so intertwined that you cannot study one without the other.
- Their fates became intertwined after the accident.
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What is "intertwined" in French?
"intertwined" in French is entrelacé. intertwined means: Twisted or wound together.
How do you use "intertwined" in a sentence?
Example: "She wore a bracelet made of intertwined strands of leather." In French, "intertwined" is entrelacé.
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