intersperse
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++in·ter·sperse /ˌɪntəˈspɜːs $ -tərˈspɜːrs/ verb [transitive] 1 be interspersed with something INCLUDEif something is interspersed with a particular kind of thing, it has a lot of them in it 大量点缀着某物，大量散布着某物 sunny periods interspersed with showers 晴天，间或有阵雨2. intersperse something with something BETWEENto put something in between pieces of speech or writing, parts of a film etc 在某物〔如演讲、文章、电影等〕中夹杂[穿插]某物→ See Verb tableOrigin intersperse (1500-1600) Latin interspersus “interspersed”, from sparsus; → SPARSE
in·ter·sperse verbChineseSyllable
particular Corpus a interspersed of something kind is if with
intersperse
in‧ter‧sperse /ˌɪntəˈspɜːs $ -tərˈspɜːrs/
verb [transitive usually passive]1. be interspersed with something if something is interspersed with a particular kind of thing, it has a lot of them in it:
sunny periods interspersed with showers
2. intersperse something with something to put something in between pieces of speech or writing, parts of a film etc
in‧ter‧sperse /ˌɪntəˈspɜːs $ -tərˈspɜːrs/
verb [transitive usually passive]1. be interspersed with something if something is interspersed with a particular kind of thing, it has a lot of them in it: 2. intersperse something with something to put something in between pieces of speech or writing, parts of a film etc