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Перевод: interweave

[глагол]
заткать; воткать; вплетать; сплетать; переплетать; перевивать; перевиваться

Тезаурус:

1. Colour, ethnic and gender divisions interweave with social class and achievement hierarchies in different ways in different geographical areas and institutional contexts.
2. It seems to be the case that we interweave desire and pleasure with pain and punishment; that for women, the chasing of elusive sexual goals remains familiar, and our pleasure is indeed obscured behind a barbed wire fence of masochistic images.
3. The contribution of the informal care sector, particularly the family, is now being acknowledged and some attempts are being made to interweave the informal care and the formal provision more closely together.
4. Each of these may make a daily or weekly contribution which interweave to form a family network.
5. Maybe that is why he has to interweave the stationary activity of basket-weaving with the strenuous one of rickshaw pulling.
6. One of the most skilful craftsmen of all, Cassin's weaver-bird, constructs an entrance-pipe two feet long using very long narrow fibres that spiral downwards, some right-handedly and some left-handedly, so that the two interweave with one another and produce a fabric of remarkable uniformity and beauty.
7. The scrutiny is then made almost pointless by his desire to interweave fragments of other people's lives.
8. Other schemes, to which we now turn, attempt to interweave statutory, voluntary, informal and, less often, commercial care.
9. In the unique structure of the rainforest, creepers interweave between branches and can either tear a neighbouring tree down or rip out branches, leaving it vulnerable to disease.
10. Cordelia Oliver, writer and critic, who knew the artist quite well, is perfectly placed to tell her story, which she does succinctly, affectionately and with a fine interweave of biographical detail and critical insight.
11. In describing the Dinnington project, Bayley and Tennant say that "the main aim was to interweave the help and resources of the formal health and welfare services with the informal support and help and services given by family, friends and neighbours, together with the contribution of the voluntary sector".
12. Push boundaries, take risks, and interweave unique colour schemes with subtle variations.
13. The interweave of religion, superstition and legend within Irish history and culture is a living interrelationship which has not died with the coming of any modern age.