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knit together

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? knit together
vt sep
stitches → zusammenstricken
(= unite) threads of story → (miteinander) verknüpfen; people → eng verbinden
vi
= knit VI b
(= unite) → miteinander verwachsen; they knit well together → sie harmonieren gut; (through experience) → sie sind gut aufeinander eingespielt
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They can see how these plans knit together with the outline sketched recently by schools secretary Ed Balls when he spoke of making massive savings in the education budget.
Communities well able to understand by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
SUNDERLAND manager Roy Keane has warned it will take time for his new-look team to knit together after another influx of signings.
IN BRIEF: Keane asking for patience by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
British natives and a matrix of lower planting will become its own ecosystem as the plants knit together and form a woodland floor under a Hazel canopy.
Millbank, London by Green Places
 
 
 
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