twine in Latin
twine in Latin is spacus — twine means a strong string or cord made from two or more threads twisted together.
twine in Latin
spacus
A twist; a convolution.
What does "twine" mean?
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noun A strong string or cord made from two or more threads twisted together.
"She tied the parcel with garden twine."
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verb To wind or twist around something.
"Ivy had twined itself around the old fence post."
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twine in a sentence
- She tied the parcel with garden twine.
- Ivy had twined itself around the old fence post.
- They twined their fingers together as they walked.
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What is "twine" in Latin?
"twine" in Latin is spacus. twine means: A strong string or cord made from two or more threads twisted together.
How do you use "twine" in a sentence?
Example: "She tied the parcel with garden twine." In Latin, "twine" is spacus.
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