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twine 【twine】v.盘曲；缠绕She twined her arms around his neck and kissed.她把手缠绕在他的脖子上亲吻他。

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[twaɪn] 
twinea lightweight cord
Twine is the strong braided string that's often tied around a bakery box or used to secure a Christmas tree to the top of your car.
Twine can be made of cotton, hemp, or even plastic — it's stronger than string, but thinner than rope. It can be used to stake plants in the garden or to tie up a package of cheese from a deli. Twine can also be a verb meaning "to twist around," the way threads are twisted into a strand of twine. Your cats might twine around each other to sleep, for example. The Old English version was twin, or "double strands of thread."
All forms of 'twine' will appear on average once every 663 pages.entwineintertwinetwinetwineruntwine

Front	twine
Pron	[twaɪn]
Back	【twine】 v.盘曲；缠绕 She twined her arms around his neck and kissed. 她把手缠绕在他的脖子上亲吻他。
Vocab	twinea lightweight cord Twine is the strong braided string that's often tied around a bakery box or used to secure a Christmas tree to the top of your car. Twine can be made of cotton, hemp, or even plastic — it's stronger than string, but thinner than rope. It can be used to stake plants in the garden or to tie up a package of cheese from a deli. Twine can also be a verb meaning "to twist around," the way threads are twisted into a strand of twine. Your cats might twine around each other to sleep, for example. The Old English version was twin, or "double strands of thread." All forms of 'twine' will appear on average once every 663 pages. entwine intertwine twine twiner untwine

Twine Twaɪn V.盘曲；缠绕 Twined Arms Neck Kissed 她把手缠绕在他的脖子上亲吻他