mesh

• n. メッシュ；メッシュワイヤー；トラップ
• vi.
• vt. [機械]巻き込む；網にかける

古英語のmax, netから、PIE*mezg, to spin, weaveから、おそらくPIE*meik, to mixから、語源的にはmix, miscellanyから。

mesh (n.)

late 14c., mesche, "open space in a net," probably from late Old English max "net," earlier m?scre, from Proto-Germanic *mask- (cognates: Old Norse m?skvi, Danish maske, Swedish maska, Old Saxon masca, Middle Dutch maessce, Dutch maas "mesh," Old High German masca, German Masche "mesh"), from PIE root *mezg- "to knit, plait, twist" (cognates: Lithuanian mezgu "to knit," mazgas "knot").

mesh (v.)

1530s, originally in the figurative sense of "entangle, involve," from mesh (n.). Literal sense "to become enmeshed" is from 1580s. Meaning "to fit in, combine" is from 1944. Related: Meshed; meshing.

1. The dogs continued to paw and claw frantically at the chain mesh .

その犬たちは爪で金網を狂ったようにつかみ続けた。

2.wire mesh over the door of the cage

ケージドアに被覆された金網

3.This net has a fine mesh .

この網の網目は小さい.

4.Their characters just don 't mesh .

彼らの性格は合わない。

5. Polygonal objects ( Mesh ) are 3 D objects that consist of polygons.

ポリゴンオブジェクト( Mesh )は、ポリゴンからなる3 Dオブジェクトである.