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etwas [miteinander] verflechten

en·twine [ɪnˈtwaɪn, Am esp enˈ-] ГЛАГ прх

1. entwine (weave, twist):

to entwine sth

2. entwine (surround):

to entwine sb/sth
jdn/etw umschlingen
to entwine around sth plant
sich вин um etw вин ranken

3. entwine прен (connect):

Present
Ientwine
youentwine
he/she/itentwines
weentwine
youentwine
theyentwine
Past
Ientwined
youentwined
he/she/itentwined
weentwined
youentwined
theyentwined
Present Perfect
Ihaveentwined
youhaveentwined
he/she/ithasentwined
wehaveentwined
youhaveentwined
theyhaveentwined
Past Perfect
Ihadentwined
youhadentwined
he/she/ithadentwined
wehadentwined
youhadentwined
theyhadentwined

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When quartz was mined, it was entwined with a mineral called feldspar, and the two had to be separated by hand.
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A more likely source is "alliga", binding, entwining.
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Tree growth is especially rapid; some trees tower as high as 60 m, and the trunks are thickly entwined with vines.
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Since their opening, the development and fortunes of the works have been deeply entwined with the history of the city itself.
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Its presence is so entwined in the dialogue that it becomes almost a character itself.
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It makes narrative clear, reminds one of recollections, becomes a tortuous path to the novelesque line, which surfaces, disappears, entwines itself with others, resurfaces, only to knot itself up again.
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www.nele-stroebel.de
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Er verdeutlicht Erzählung, führt Erinnerungen vor Augen, wird zum verschlungenen Weg, zur romanhaften Linie, die auftaucht, verschwindet, mit anderen sich verflicht, wieder auftaucht und sich dann erneut verknotet.
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these will reveal the full radiant colouration that would come to characterise Chagall's paintings and show how his early poetic and prophetic themes, which were so closely entwined with early Modernist art, were to re-emerge throughout his long artistic practice.
www.kunsthaus.ch
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sie stellen das volle, leuchtende Kolorit vor, das zu einem Charakteristikum von Chagalls Œuvre wurde, und zeigen, dass die frühen poetischen und prophetischen Themen, die so eng mit der Kunst der frühen Moderne verflochten waren, in Chagalls langjähriger künstlerischer Tätigkeit immer wieder auftauchen.
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Its economy has become intimately entwined with this mainland neighbour and processing its oil has become the county's major source of revenue.
www.hoteltravel.de
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Die Wirtschaft des Landes ist mit der des Nachbarn vom Festland eng verflochten und die eigene Ölproduktion ist Haupteinnahmequelle.