Translation guide
To twist or weave things together, or to become closely connected or involved.
To twist, weave, or wrap things around each other physically.
To entwine, entangle, or twist together. Often used for threads, vines, or abstract things like fate.
To become entwined or tangled with each other. Emphasizes mutual intertwining.
To weave or braid in. Used for hair, threads, or decorative elements.
To coil or twine around something. Often used for vines, snakes, or flexible objects.
To become deeply connected, involved, or intertwined in a relationship, situation, or fate.
彼女は指に糸を絡めた。
She entwined the thread around her finger.
The ivy is entwined around the fence.
彼女は髪にリボンを編み込んだ。
She entwined a ribbon into her hair.
ヘビが枝に巻き付いた。
The snake entwined itself around the branch.
To be intertwined or entangled in a complex relationship or situation. Often used for emotions, fates, or plots.
Their fates are intricately entwined.
To be linked or tied together. Can be used for close relationships or connections.
Their lives are deeply entwined.
To be interwoven or intertwined, often used in literary contexts for complex emotions or plots.
A story where love and hate are entwined.