interleave
/ˌɪntərˈliv/
verb
- To place something between the pages of a book or between layers of something.
- The printer interleaved blank pages between each chapter of the manuscript.
- The archivist carefully interleaved the fragile documents with acid-free paper.
- She interleaved the photos with sheets of tissue to protect them.
- To mix or alternate two or more things in a regular pattern.
- The programmer interleaved the data streams to improve transmission speed.
- The DJ interleaved fast songs with slow ones to keep the energy balanced.
- The chef interleaved slices of eggplant and cheese in the casserole dish.
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