2012_04_07 Pleach v.To braid (hair).; 編織（頭髮）。

Word of the Day for Saturday, April  7, 2012
pleach \pleech\, verb:
1. To interweave branches or vines for a hedge or arbor.
2. To make or renew (a hedge, arbor, etc.) by such interweaving.
3. To braid (hair).
Robert got up very early, and went off to pleach the big hedge at the foot of the far pasture.
 -- Mary Webb, Seven for a Secret
I might not be able to install plumbing fixtures or to pleach apple trees, but I know how to throw a good party.
 -- Nancy Atherton, Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree
Pleach is derived from the Middle French word plais, which meant "a hedge."
1。對沖或喬木樹枝或藤蔓交織。
2。作出或更新（對沖，涼亭等）等交織。
3。編織（頭髮）。

羅伯特很早就起床，去了pleach在遙遠的牧場腳下的大型對沖。
- 瑪麗·韋布，七的秘密

我可能不能夠安裝管道裝置或到pleach蘋果樹，但我知道如何拋出一個好的黨。
- 南希·阿瑟頓，阿姨Dimity和家庭樹

pleach來自法語單詞中東plais，這意味著“對沖”。

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