Monitor using interlaced scanning technique: First the odd lines (blue) and then the even lines (yellow) of an image are displayed. FromMiddle English entrelacen Anglo-Norman entrelacer Old French inter- lacer ( “ weave ” ) .
interlace (countable anduncountable plural interlaces
( visual arts ) decorative element found especially in earlymedieval art Hiberno-Saxoninterlace patterns
( electronics ) CRT devices without consuming extrabandwidth .decorative element found in medieval art
technique of improving the picture quality
interlace (third-person singular simple present interlaces present participle interlacing simple past and past participle interlaced
( transitive ) cross one with another.Synonyms: interthread intertwine interweave tointerlace wires
1960 Trains Illustrated , page647 :The opportunity was also taken to remove one of the few examples of gauntleted tracks in this country,interlacing the down fast and slow lines over the bridge.
Tomingle ; toblend . ( intransitive ) woven together; tointertwine ; to blendintricately .interlacing branches
to cross one with another
to cross one another as if woven together
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