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mesh [meʃ]1 noun∎ the mesh is too fine les mailles sont trop serrées;∎ fine-mesh stockings des bas mpl à mailles fines;∎ 3 cm mesh netting du filet m à mailles de 3 cm;∎ a mesh shopping bag un filet à provisions∎ nylon mesh tulle m de nylon∎ caught in a mesh of lies enfermé dans ou prisonnier de ses propres mensonges∎ a mesh of intrigue un réseau d'intrigues∎ in mesh en prise(a) (be in harmony) s'harmoniser, s'accorder;∎ our temperaments just don't mesh nos caractères ne s'accordent pas(b) (tally, coincide) cadrer, concorder;∎ to mesh with cadrer ou concorder avec -
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mesh [me∫]1. nouna. [of net] maille f* * *[meʃ] 1.2) ( net) mailles fpl3) Technology engrenure f2.1) (also mesh together) [branches] s'enchevêtrer2) (also mesh together) [ideas] concorder3) Technology [cogs] s'engrener
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