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interlaced

UK
/ˌɪntəˈleɪst/
US
/ˌɪntərˈleɪst/

Translations

interlacedadjective
more interlaced
Comp.
most interlaced
Super.
UK
/ˌɪntəˈleɪst/
US
/ˌɪntərˈleɪst/
entrelacéSens général : croisé ou disposé en alternance ; en vidéo, se dit d’un balayage entrelacé.
The interlaced branches formed a natural canopy over the path.
Les branches entrelacées formaient une voûte naturelle au-dessus du sentier.
Additional translations
entremêléSurtout pour des éléments étroitement mêlés ou entrecroisés.
Synonyms
entwined
woven
braided
twisted
interwoven
interlacedpast participle
UK
/ˈɪn.tə.leɪst/
US
/ˈɪn.tɚ.leɪst/
Past-participle form of the verb “interlace” functioning adjectivally.
entrelacéForme adjectivale employée au participe passé.
A crown of interlaced branches lay upon the altar.
Une couronne de branches entrelacées reposait sur l’autel.
interlaceverb

interlaced

Past Simple

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.
Synonyms
entwine
intertwine
mesh
braid
link
combine
connect
weave
interlacepast participle

interlaced

The -ed form "interlaced" functions as an adjective describing something that is woven together or using interlaced video scanning.
The garden path was shaded by the interlaced branches overhead.
Le sentier du jardin était ombragé par les branches entrelacées au-dessus.
Additional translations
entrelacéTechnique vidéo.

Definitions

interlacedadjective
Crossed intricately together; intertwined.
The interlaced branches formed a natural canopy over the path.
Having a pattern of alternating lines or elements.
The interlaced design on the fabric gave it a unique texture.
Displayed or scanned in alternating sets of lines, especially of video frames.
Old televisions used an interlaced signal rather than progressive scanning.
interlacedpast participle
Crossed intricately together; intertwined.
A crown of interlaced branches lay upon the altar.
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.
interlacepast participle
Woven, crossed, or linked together; intertwined.
The garden path was shaded by the interlaced branches overhead.
Using an interlaced method of video scanning that alternates lines from successive frames.
An interlaced signal can introduce flicker on modern computer monitors.
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