weave (EN)verb, verb, noun
verb “weave”
infinitive weave ; he weaves ; past tense wove ; past part. woven ; ger. weaving
- to create an object by interlacing strands of material Sign up to see the translation of definitions and examples into any language.Grandma taught me how to
weave a basket from willow branches. - to create a web or cocoon by spinning threads The caterpillar began to
weave its cocoon against the branch. - to blend closely together The festival was a cultural tapestry,
weaving together music, dance, and cuisine from around the world. - to invent a story or plan with intricate details The author
wove a complex narrative that captivated readers from the first page.
verb “weave”
infinitive weave ; he weaves ; past tense weaved ; past part. weaved ; ger. weaving
- to move in a winding or zigzag manner The boxer
weaved to dodge his opponent's punches. - to create a route by moving in a winding or indirect way The cyclist
weaved a careful path through the congested city streets. - to sway the head from side to side repeatedly, often due to distress The caged parrot began to
weave back and forth, showing signs of distress.
noun “weave”
singular weave , plural weaves or uncountable
- the pattern or method used in weaving fabric Her hair was styled in a loose
weave that framed her face beautifully.