interlace

UK
/ˌɪntəˈleɪs/
US
/ˌɪntərˈleɪs/

Translations

interlaceverb
interlaced
Past Simple
interlaced
Past Participle
interlacing
Gerund
UK
/ˌɪntəˈleɪs/
US
/ˌɪntərˈleɪs/
She interlaced the ribbons to create a beautiful design.
Elle a entrelacé les rubans pour créer un beau motif.
Additional translations
entrelacerTechnique vidéo.
interlacenoun
interlaces
pl
UK
/ˌɪn.təˈleɪs/
US
/ˌɪn.tɚˈleɪs/
entrelacsMotif ou décor formé par des lignes ou des éléments entrelacés.
The interlace on the Celtic cross was intricate and beautifully crafted.
Les entrelacs de la croix celtique étaient complexes et magnifiquement exécutés.
Additional translations
entrelacementTechnique vidéo.
interlaceadjective
Used attributively: e.g., "interlace pattern", "interlace video format".
entrelacéRelatif à un motif entrelacé ou à un balayage vidéo entrelacé.
The documentary was recorded in interlace format.
Le documentaire a été enregistré en format entrelacé.

Definitions

interlaceverb
To cross or weave together, typically in a pattern.
She interlaced the ribbons to create a beautiful design.
To combine or blend by weaving together.
The author interlaced humor with drama in the novel.
To intertwine or interconnect in a complex way.
The roots of the trees interlaced beneath the forest floor.
In video technology, to display (an image) by drawing alternate lines in successive frames.
Early televisions interlaced the picture to conserve bandwidth.
interlacenoun
A pattern or design created by intertwining or weaving together strands or elements.
The interlace on the Celtic cross was intricate and beautifully crafted.
A method of displaying video by scanning alternate lines in each frame, used in television broadcasting.
The old television set used interlace to display images, which sometimes resulted in flickering.
interlaceadjective
Relating to or employing interlace video scanning or an interwoven pattern; used before a noun.
The documentary was recorded in interlace format.