Translate text 
Translate files Mesh
/mɛʃ/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A material made of fibers, wires, or other filaments that are woven or fused together to create a net-like structure.
The fine mesh of the screen kept the bugs out while allowing fresh air in.
An interlaced or interconnected arrangement of elements or components.
The mesh of roads in the city can be quite confusing for new drivers.
In computing, a system architecture or network topology where nodes are interconnected with multiple pathways.
The mesh network allows devices to communicate with each other without a central hub.
verb
To interlace or intertwine, to connect or combine elements in a way that they work together effectively.
The engineer tried to mesh the different systems to improve overall performance.
To fit or combine together smoothly.
The colors of the fabric mesh beautifully, creating a harmonious design.
Etymology
Middle English 'meshe', from Old French 'mêcier', meaning 'to interlace'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
mesh well
To fit together harmoniously.
mesh of relationships
A complex network of social or professional connections.
Related Words
interlace
To weave together, forming a pattern.
network
An interconnected system.
Slang Meanings
To combine ideas or efforts smoothly.
We really meshed on that project; everything just clicked.
To be compatible or work well together.
Those two musicians mesh perfectly in their style.