twined

UK
/twaɪnd/
US
/twaɪnd/
twinedpartizip perfekt
UK
/twaɪnd/
US
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Used attributively or predicatively as the past participle of the verb "twine".
Definitionen
Intertwined or twisted together.
Their arms were twined in a loving embrace.
Wound or wrapped around something.
The cables were twined around the metal pole.
twinedadjektiv
UK
/twaɪnd/
US
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Übersetzungen
The twined branches formed a natural archway.
Сплетённые ветви образовали естественную арку.
Definitionen
Intertwined or twisted together.
The twined branches of the trees created a natural archway in the forest.
Wound or wrapped around something.
The twined vines covered the old stone wall, giving it a rustic charm.
twineverb

twined

Präteritum

twined
Präteritum
twined
Partizip Perfekt
twining
Gerundium
UK
/twaɪn/
US
/twaɪn/
Übersetzungen
The vines twine around the trellis.
Лозы вьются вокруг шпалеры.
She twined the threads together to make a stronger rope.
Она скрутила нити вместе, чтобы сделать более прочную веревку.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To twist together or interweave strands or threads.
She twined the colorful threads to create a beautiful bracelet.
To wind or coil around something.
The vine twined around the old oak tree.
To encircle or enfold something or someone.
He twined his arms around her shoulders for a warm embrace.
To move, extend, or run in a winding or sinuous course.
The narrow path twines through the forest.
twinesubstantiv
Definitionen
A strong thread or string composed of two or more strands twisted together.
She used twine to tie the package securely before sending it off.
A lightweight cord made of natural or synthetic fibers, often used for tying or binding.
The gardener used twine to support the growing tomato plants.
A twist, coil, or instance of winding something around or together.
The twine of the rope around the pole was secure.
twineadjektiv
Definitionen
Made of, consisting of, or relating to twine.
He carried a twine basket full of apples.