weave (EN)

verb, verb, noun

verb “weave”

1. to create an object by interlacing strands of material
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   Grandma taught me how to weave a basket from willow branches.
2. to create a web or cocoon by spinning threads
   The caterpillar began to weave its cocoon against the branch.
3. to blend closely together
   The festival was a cultural tapestry, weaving together music, dance, and cuisine from around the world.
4. to invent a story or plan with intricate details
   The author wove a complex narrative that captivated readers from the first page.

verb “weave”

1. to move in a winding or zigzag manner
   The boxer weaved to dodge his opponent's punches.
2. to create a route by moving in a winding or indirect way
   The cyclist weaved a careful path through the congested city streets.
3. 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”

1. the pattern or method used in weaving fabric
   Her hair was styled in a loose weave that framed her face beautifully.