English to Czech Meaning of interlace - proplétat

Interlace :
proplétat

proplétat, míchat se, míchat, směs, tát

proplétatprokládanéproloženíprokládání
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Definitions of interlace in English
Verb(1) spin, wind, or twist together(2) hold in a locking position
Examples of interlace in English
(1) It is an association of place and memory that draws him to interlace the past with the present.(2) Analog televisions, for example, interlace frames to create the appearance of 30 frames-per-second resolution.(3) I snake my arm behind your neck and interlace my fingers together.(4) Somehow, you must record that other sheet and interlace one image over the other to decipher this code.(5) Keeping your legs straight at the knees and your heels pushed towards the ceiling, take your arms over your head and interlace your fingers, turning the palms away.(6) But the childhood stories are interlaced with more recent remembrances.(7) She interlaced her gloved fingers together around the soup, whatever it was, allowing the steam to rise up and touch her face.(8) She grinned at him and took it, interlacing their fingers, as she always liked to do.(9) This time we listened to speeches by university administrators and church officials who spoke of the essential relationship between faith and learning, interlacing their talks with references to the mandatum.(10) Lovano's music is described by critics as interlacing the past with the present.(11) Brandon was absently playing with a strand of Chasity's hair, wrapping it around his finger, tucking it behind her ear and interlacing it between his fingers.(12) These dance pieces will be interlaced with a multi-media/movement installation by Aven.(13) He took my hand, interlacing his fingers through mine, and stood up.(14) Liz smiled gently taking his hand in hers, interlacing their fingers.(15) He pays for our drinks and as we go outside, he takes my hand into his and interlaces our fingers.(16) She closed her eyes and put her arms behind her head, interlacing her fingers.
Related Phrases of interlace
(1) interlace ::
proplétat
Synonyms
Verb
1. interweave ::
protkat
2. intertwine ::
proplést
3. interlock ::
proplést
Antonyms
1. disentangle ::
rozmotat
Different Forms
interlace, interlaced, interlaces, interlacing
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