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intermesh

/ˌɪntɚmˈɛʃ/ verb

To mesh between one another.

Word Origin A blend of Latin 'inter' (between) and Germanic 'mesh' (net). Intermesh means to mesh together, to interlock like the strands of a net. The word mesh itself comes from Proto-Germanic *maskwō, related to netting. The prefix inter- appears in interact, interweave. So intermesh is literally 'to net between.'

verb To mesh between one another.

The gears must intermesh perfectly for the mechanism to function smoothly.

(动词) 相互啮合；互相咬合

齿轮必须完美啮合，机构才能平稳运行。

(verbo) Engranar entre sí.

Los engranajes deben **intermesh** perfectamente para que el mecanismo funcione sin problemas.

(verbe) s'engrener; s'entremêler; s'imbriquer; s'interpénétrer [S'engrener réciproquement ; s'entrelacer les uns dans les autres.]

Les engrenages doivent s'engrener parfaitement pour que le mécanisme fonctionne sans à-coups.

(Verb) ineinandergreifen; verzahnen [Sich ineinander verzahnen; so zusammenwirken, dass Teile eines Systems nahtlos ineinandergreifen.]

Die Zahnräder müssen perfekt **intermesh**, damit der Mechanismus reibungslos funktioniert.

(動詞) 互いに噛み合う；からみ合う。

機構が円滑に動くためには、ギアが正確に噛み合わなければならない。

(verbo) engrenar; entrelaçar; interligar; engrenhar; encaixar [Engrenar entre si.]

As engrenagens devem encaixar perfeitamente para que o mecanismo funcione sem problemas.

Synonyms: interlock interweave intertwine interconnect mesh engage dovetail fit together Antonyms: separate disengage disconnect detach
Word parts: inter + mesh

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