(to) weave
Translations
Arabic: ينسج (yansij)
Chinese (Mandarin): 编织 (biān zhī)
French: tisser
German: weben
Hindi: बुनना (bun-na)
Japanese: 織る (oru)
Korean: 짜다 (jjada)
Polish: tkać
Portuguese: tecer
Russian: ткать (tkat')
Spanish: tejer
Thai: ทอ (thɔɔ)
Turkish: dokumak
Vietnamese: dệt
Type of Verb?
Transitive: The verb "weave" is commonly transitive when it involves an object being acted upon, such as threads, stories, or fabric.
Example: She weaves patterns into the fabric. (The object is "patterns.")
Example: She weaves patterns into the fabric. (The object is "patterns.")
Intransitive: It can also be intransitive when the action does not require a direct object, such as when describing the act of weaving in a general sense.
Example: The spider weaves tirelessly. (No object is specified.)
Definition/s
- To interlace threads or other elements to form a fabric or material.
- To create a complex story or narrative by combining different elements.
- To move by twisting or winding.
Verb Forms
(to) weave
Base Form
wove
Past Form
woven
Past Participle
weaving
Present Participle (-ing)
weaves
-s Form
Examples
- The artisan skilfully weaves silk into intricate patterns.
- She wove a compelling tale of adventure and mystery.
- The cyclist weaved through traffic with incredible agility.
