inosculate

[US]/ɪˈnɒskjʊleɪt/
[UK]/ɪˈnɑːskjʊleɪt/

Translation

vi. at slutte sig eller forbinde tæt
vt. at forårsage at slutte sig eller forbinde
v. at forene eller smelte tæt
Word Forms
Third Person Singularinosculates
Present Participleinosculating
Past Tenseinosculated
Past Participleinosculated

Phrases & Collocations

inosculate branches

inoskulere grene

inosculate roots

inoskulere rødder

inosculate plants

inoskulere planter

inosculate veins

inoskulere vener

inosculate tissues

inoskulere væv

inosculate cells

inoskulere celler

inosculate systems

inoskulere systemer

inosculate networks

inoskulere netværk

inosculate structures

inoskulere strukturer

inosculate pathways

inoskulere stier

Example Sentences

in botany, two plants can inosculate when they grow close together.

Inden for botanik kan to planter inoskulere, når de vokser tæt sammen.

the branches of the trees began to inosculate, creating a natural archway.

Træernes grene begyndte at inoskulere og skabe en naturlig buegang.

in some species, the roots can inosculate to share nutrients.

I visse arter kan rødderne inoskulere for at dele næringsstoffer.

when two organisms inosculate, they often benefit from each other.

Når to organismer inoskulere, har de ofte gavn af hinanden.

gardeners sometimes encourage plants to inosculate for better growth.

Gartnere opfordrer nogle gange planter til at inoskulere for bedre vækst.

inosculate can also refer to the merging of ideas in collaborative projects.

Inoskulering kan også henvise til sammenlægningen af ideer i samarbejdsprojekter.

some trees naturally inosculate to form stronger structures.

Nogle træer inoskulere naturligt for at danne stærkere strukturer.

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