0 past simple and past participle of interlace
1 to join different parts together to make a whole, especially by crossing one thing over another or fitting one part into another:
The grasses were so interlaced that we had to pull them apart with our hands to continue.
It is written in a plain, matter-of-fact style and is interlaced with much humour and good-natured comment.
Note how partial evaluation has interlaced the tracer functionality into the interpreter and evaluated its static components.
Especially for taller trees, it can also be difficult to separate interlaced branches of different species.
It reminds us how close these people were to 'us', yet how different and at the same time closely interlaced our respective fates.
This discussion is interlaced with twentieth-century ethnographic data relating to political and ritual activity, including initiation schools.
The chapter also offers insights into storytelling rights (which may become storytelling duties in interlaced stories) and the negotiation of humor in narrative interaction.
The author distinguishes several main "rhetorical modes" interlaced in his interviews.
