1. 互相缠绕在一起：ubiquitous到处存在的 | intertwined 互相缠绕在一起 | murky黑暗的,隐晦的
1. Analysts have said it's likely DaimlerChrysler would retain a minority stake in Chrysler if it is sold because the two companies are still intertwined.
2. China and France are important trade partners of each other, with their economies intertwined and complementing each other.
3. intertwined
3. But today tools or applications for linking to the Internet are so easily available that the online and offline worlds have become deeply intertwined.
4. The obstacles and technical glitches that stand in the way of denuclearization are intertwined and it is unrealistic to disentangle the knots in one go.
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5. " The issue is probably intertwined with the lack of related laws and guiding principles, " said a doctor from Shanghai Zhongshan Hospital who declined to be named.
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6. Poses are intertwined through flowing movement accompanied by synchronized breathing, creating a fluid dance from pose to pose.
7. China's general banking stability is increasingly intertwined with the shadow banking system.
8. The degree of improvement in the economy is closely intertwined with the management of order backlogs.
9. The intertwined processes of urban growth and industrial development mean that China's urbanization is productive - it is a process of wealth creation.
10. But they're so intrinsically intertwined, it's impossible to separate them.