mesh
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /mɛʃ/
mesh means: Material made from crossing wires or threads, with many small holes between them.
noun
Material made from crossing wires or threads, with many small holes between them.
- The window is covered with mesh.
- A wire mesh fence surrounds the garden.
- The bag has small mesh pockets.
One of the holes between the threads or wires of a net.
- Each mesh is too small for the fish to escape.
- The fisherman checked the size of each mesh.
- A twig was caught in one mesh of the net.
verb
To fit or work well together.
- Our personalities mesh well.
- His plans did not mesh with mine.
- The music meshed perfectly with the pictures.
To fit together so that the teeth of one part enter the spaces in another.
- The gears mesh smoothly.
- These teeth do not mesh with the other wheel.
- The mechanic adjusted the gears until they meshed.
Questions about mesh
What does mesh mean?
Material made from crossing wires or threads, with many small holes between them.
What is mesh in other languages?
Türkçe: ağ · Español: malla · Français: maille · Deutsch: Netzgewebe · Italiano: rete · 日本語: メッシュ
How do you pronounce mesh?
It is pronounced /mɛʃ/.
How do you use mesh in a sentence?
The window is covered with mesh. A wire mesh fence surrounds the garden.
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