絡み合う意思

"絡み合う" (kumihazure) is a Japanese verb that means "to become entangled," "to be involved with," or "to connect." It often implies a complex or intricate relationship or situation. The word "絡み" (kumi) means "entanglement" or "connection," and "合う" (au) means "to meet" or "to join."

Here are some examples of how "絡み合う" can be used in different contexts:

1. 彼女と彼は何かに絡み合っている。 (Kanojo to kare wa nanika ni kumihazurete iru.) - She and he are involved in something.
2. 家族の間では、人々はよく絡み合う。 (Kazoku no aida de wa, hitobito wa yoku kumihazure.) - Among family members, people often become entangled with each other.
3. 會社の経営には、多くの関係者が絡み合っている。 (Kaisha no keiei ni wa, ooku no kyokutan ga kumihazurete iru.) - There are many stakeholders involved in the company's management.
4. 彼らの関係は、複雑に絡み合っている。 (Karera no kankei wa, kyokutan ni kumihazurete iru.) - Their relationship is complexly intertwined.

The verb "絡み合う" can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where people or things are connected in a complicated or intricate way, such as in business, politics, or personal relationships.