mesh
31
3.7
- noun
- /mɛʃ/
:
malla
- You gotta connect the flight-control rod to the mesh plate under the rotors.
- wire mesh
- fine mesh
- plastic mesh
Don't like that I got these really nice mesh utensil organizer.
- Don't like that I got these really nice mesh utensil organizer.
- This is the Summers of broad mesh cover up dress.
- And that's because this has a return to mesh front intake.
- Generated from the heat I give to the wire mesh, OK, So what is actually happening?
- Even though it's mesh, I feel very like comfortable in it.
- You saw it in the changing room is I love a mesh polo neck.
Examples
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The camera moves in to a wire mesh cage at the very back of the yard.
Fiction book (1993) -
The room is divided by a low counter with wire mesh reaching to the ceiling.
Fiction book (1992) -
Until at last, he stood before the mesh gate to his apartment building.
Fiction book (1995) -
Copper wire mesh keeps the radio signals out.
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This right here is called Gabion Mesh and they create walls out of it.
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It is a black mesh bodysuit from Free People.
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The roof of the gas chamber was supported by concrete columns and wire mesh pillars.
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A researcher in Kenya checks the contents of a mesh bag containing leaf litter.
Academic text (2002) -
The fisherman placed his catch in a sturdy mesh bag to allow excess water to drain.
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The construction workers used mesh to reinforce the concrete in the foundation.
Synonyms
332
1.0
A mesh fabric used to catch things, for example fish, or as a barrier in sports
13
3.0
An open mesh of threads, wires, or ropes with small holes
12
2.7
A light cloth with many small holes used to cover or decorate
7
3.4
A light, flexible wire mesh with small six-sided holes used to make fences for chickens and gardens
1
7.9
An open structure of threads or wires woven like a net
1
7.0
A woven metal mesh used for filters or screens
A fabric of string or wire with many small holes
A net of thin wires used for fences or decoration
Compounds
How Open
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mesh comes from an old word meaning 'net', so picture threads or wires crossing to make many holes like a fishing net. That's why mesh means a material made of a network of threads or wires with open spaces.