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interspaced

/ˈɪntəˌspeɪst/

/ˈɪntɚˌspeɪst/

interspaceverb

interspaced

Past Simple

interspaced

Past Simple

interspaced

Past Participle

interspacing

Gerund

/ˈɪntəˌspeɪs/

/ˈɪntɚˌspeɪs/

Translations

The artist decided to interspace the paintings with sculptures.

Художник решил разделять картины скульптурами.

The editor will interspace the text with images to make it more engaging.

Редактор будет вставлять изображения в текст, чтобы сделать его более увлекательным.

Additional translations

Definitions

To place or insert something at intervals in or among other things.

The artist decided to interspace the paintings with sculptures to create a more dynamic exhibition.

interspacepast participle

interspaced

Used to describe something that has been spaced at intervals; derived from the past participle 'interspaced'.

Definitions

Separated by spaces or intervals; spaced apart.

The interspaced tiles created a pleasing pattern.

interspacenoun

Definitions

A space or gap between objects or elements.

The interspace between the two buildings was filled with a beautiful garden.

In anatomy or engineering, a gap or interval between two parts, especially bones or structural elements.

The doctor injected anesthetic into the interspace between the patient's ribs.