Pronunciation: /mɛʃ/
noun a material made of a network of wire or thread
A1 The fish swam through the mesh net.
A2 The mesh on the screen door keeps the bugs out.
B1 The mesh of wires formed a strong barrier.
B2 The intricate mesh of relationships in the family was hard to untangle.
C1 The artist created a stunning sculpture using metal mesh.
C2 The delicate mesh of lace on her dress was beautifully crafted.
verb to fit or be fitted together closely
A1 The fish in the pond swim and mesh together.
A2 I tried to mesh the colors of my outfit, but it didn't look good.
B1 The two teams meshed well during the group project.
B2 It's important for the different departments to mesh their strategies for a successful company.
C1 The flavors of the dish meshed perfectly, creating a delicious meal.
C2 The various components of the new software need to mesh seamlessly to ensure smooth operation.
formal The mesh of the fabric allows for breathability and flexibility.
informal I love how this mesh material feels against my skin.
slang Check out those cool kicks with the mesh detailing.
figurative The team's different skills and talents meshed well together to create a successful project.
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