0 to take (eg string, thread etc) out of its tangled condition; disentangle -- แก้ออก
1 (especially of a knitted fabric) to undo or become undone -- ปลด
By the early twentieth century, this more protective posture towards dancing girls unraveled.
The strength of the book lies in the enthusiasm with which the author unravels the intertwined strands of gender and politics.
One arrives at this conjecture by unravelling the meaning that such a statement must have for an intuitionist.
Ultimately the main question in this superbly written study is that of unravelling meaning.
Perhaps we are entering a time when this great mystery of identity may be unravelled: there are already some indications of progress.
Such investigation could contribute immensely to unravelling the pathogenesis of preeclampsia.
Ultimately, efforts in unravelling the molecular biology of hepatic fibrosis will lead to successful antifibrotic therapy.
In summary, although the past decade has produced great strides in unravelling the complex effect of serotonin on locomotor activity, additional clarification is still required.
