entangle in the PONS Dictionary

entangle Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to entangle oneself
впримчвам се
to entangle oneself
въвличам се

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This reference also holds true for members of the military who, while conducting training, often find themselves entangled in this plant.
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Family, peer, and neighborhood influences are entangled and difficult to empirically analyze in isolation.
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The ships' masts are entangled during the fight.
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The first of the two-men submarines entered the harbour at 8 pm, while the third became entangled in the harbour's anti-submarine boom net.
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She was left a fortune as a widow, but became entangled in a dispute with her former in-laws.
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The source of the light was the undamaged veil, entangled in the foliage.
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States of different observers are consistently entangled with one another, thus warranting "objective" results of measurements.
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This species has never been hunted at all, and has not entangled itself in fishing gear.
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When a turtle gets caught or entangled in a trawl net, it becomes trapped and is unable to return to the surface.
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For many years she and her daughters were entangled in bitter disputes over how she had handled their earnings as young actresses.
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