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interlacing

UK
/ˌɪntəˈleɪsɪŋ/
US
/ˌɪntərˈleɪsɪŋ/

Translations

interlacingnoun
interlacings
pl
The interlacing of the threads created a beautiful tapestry.
L'entrelacement des fils a créé une belle tapisserie.
entrelacsEn art et en design, pour un motif décoratif.
The medieval manuscript is famous for the elaborate interlacing along its margins.
Le manuscrit médiéval est célèbre pour ses entrelacs élaborés le long des marges.
entrelacementEn vidéo et en télévision.
The old television used interlacing to display the broadcast, which sometimes caused flickering.
L'ancienne télévision utilisait l'entrelacement pour afficher le programme, ce qui provoquait parfois des scintillements.
Synonyms
interweaving
plaiting
twisting
entwining
braiding
interlacinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˌɪn.təˈleɪ.sɪŋ/
US
/ˌɪn.tɚˈleɪ.sɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something formed by crossing or weaving strands or elements.
The basket has an interlacing pattern of willow branches.
Le panier présente un motif entrelacé de branches de saule.
Synonyms
knitted
networked
mesh-like
entangled
crossing
crisscrossing
latticed
twining
twined
plaited
woven
braided
entwined
entwining
interwoven
interlaceverb

interlacing

Gerund

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
combine
connect
weave
intertwine
mesh
braid
link

Definitions

interlacingnoun
The act of intertwining or weaving together strands or elements.
The interlacing of the threads created a beautiful tapestry.
A method used in video technology where two fields of a video frame are displayed alternately to create a full image.
The old television used interlacing to display the broadcast, which sometimes caused flickering.
A decorative pattern created by intertwining lines or bands, especially in art and design.
The medieval manuscript is famous for the elaborate interlacing along its margins.
interlacinggerund / present participle
Crossing over and under repeatedly; woven together or entwined.
The basket has an interlacing pattern of willow branches.
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.
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