weave
//wiːv//
Verb
weaveInfinitive
weavePresent tense
wovePast tense
wovenPast participle
weavingPresent participle
weavesThird-person singular
1
To form fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.
She learned to weave cloth on a traditional loom.
2
To interlace strands or elements together to create something.
She learned to weave baskets from bamboo strips.
3
To construct a story or narrative by combining various elements.
The author weaves an intricate tale of love and betrayal.
Synonym
Verb
weaveInfinitive
weavePresent tense
wovePast tense
wovenPast participle
weavingPresent participle
weavesThird-person singular
1
To move in a winding or zigzag course, especially to avoid obstacles.
The cyclist weaved through the traffic to get to work on time.
Noun
1
A particular style or pattern in which something is woven.
This fabric has a tight weave that makes it very durable.