intertwine — to twist or wind together; to connect or link closely
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to twist or wind together; to connect or link closely
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌɪntərˈtwaɪn/
Korean meaning: 서로 얽히다, 뒤얽히다; 밀접하게 연결되다
Korean pronunciation: 인터**트와**인
Example Sentences
- My headphone wires always seem to intertwine in my bag like they're plotting against me.
- The two storylines intertwine beautifully in the final chapter.
- Their lives became intertwined after that fateful meeting at the coffee shop.
intertwine
VERB//ˌɪntərˈtwaɪn//
to twist or wind together; to connect or link closely
The gardener helps the vines intertwine around the wooden trellis
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Origin
From the prefix 'inter-' (Latin, meaning 'between' or 'among') combined with the verb 'twine' (from Old English 'twin', related to 'two', meaning to twist or wind). The word developed in Middle English to describe the action of twisting things together.
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“My headphone wires always seem to intertwine in my bag like they're plotting against me.”
“The two storylines intertwine beautifully in the final chapter.”
“Their lives became intertwined after that fateful meeting at the coffee shop.”
“The branches of the old trees intertwined to form a natural archway.”
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