mesh
A net-like material made of threads or wires with holes between them.
A material made from threads, wires, or other filaments woven or knitted together with evenly spaced openings.
To work well together or fit together smoothly.
To connect, coordinate, or harmonize so that parts function effectively together.
A network where many points are linked to each other.
A system or arrangement where multiple points, nodes, or elements are interconnected, often used in computing, telecommunications, or engineering.
- Base: mesh
- Plural: mesh, meshes
- Base: mesh
- 3rd Person Singular: meshes
- Present Participle: meshing
- Past: meshed
in the mesh of
1Caught in a net-like structure or complex problem
Stuck in something like a net, or in a complicated situation.
- The fish was trapped in the mesh of the net.
- She was caught in the mesh of political intrigue.
mesh with
1Be compatible with something/someone
To work well with someone or something; to be a good match.
- His ideas don't mesh with the company's goals.
- The new software meshes with our existing systems.