Definitions
- Referring to a fabric with an open weave pattern made of threads or cords. - Talking about a device used to catch fish or other aquatic animals. - Describing the amount of money or income remaining after deductions or expenses.
- Referring to a material made of interlacing fibers or wires with evenly spaced holes. - Talking about a system or structure that fits together seamlessly. - Describing the compatibility or harmony between two or more things.
List of Similarities
- 1Both net and mesh refer to materials with an open structure.
- 2Both can be used to describe systems or structures that fit together seamlessly.
- 3Both can be used as verbs to describe the process of fitting together or catching something.
What is the difference?
- 1Construction: Net is typically made of threads or cords woven or knotted together, while mesh is made of interlacing fibers or wires with evenly spaced holes.
- 2Usage: Net is often used to describe fabrics or devices used for catching things, while mesh is used more broadly to describe any structure or system that fits together seamlessly.
- 3Function: Net is often used for catching or trapping things, while mesh is used for filtering, separating, or allowing air or liquid to pass through.
- 4Size: Net often has larger holes than mesh, which has smaller and more evenly spaced holes.
- 5Connotation: Net is often associated with sports or fishing, while mesh is more commonly used in technical or scientific contexts.
Remember this!
Net and mesh are both words that describe materials with an open structure. However, net is typically made of threads or cords woven or knotted together and is often used for catching things, while mesh is made of interlacing fibers or wires with evenly spaced holes and is used more broadly to describe any structure or system that fits together seamlessly.
