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weave
tisser
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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francuski
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I. weave [Brit wiːv, Am wiv] N
weave
open weave , loose weave
close weave , fine weave
II. weave <pret wove or weaved, pp woven or weaved> [Brit wiːv, Am wiv] VB trans
1. weave TEXTIL:
weave thread, fabric, blanket, rug
to weave sth on a loom
to weave silk into cloth, to weave cloth out of silk
2. weave (interlace, make by interlacing):
weave cane, raffia, flowers, basket, garland, wreath
weave spider: web
to weave sth out of sth
tresser qc de qc
3. weave (create) fig:
weave story, narrative, plot
to weave sth into sth
to weave together sth and sth
mêler qc à qc
4. weave (move):
to weave a path/course through sth
III. weave <pret wove, or weaved; pp woven or weaved> [Brit wiːv, Am wiv] VB intr
to weave in and out
se faufiler (of entre)
to weave between
to weave towards sth (drunk)
IV. woven ADJ
woven fabric, cloth, jacket, upholstery:
V. weave [Brit wiːv, Am wiv]
loose-weave ADJ
loose-weave fabric:
loose-weave
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to weave
weave
honeycomb weave
ourdir intrigue
to weave
weave
tresser (tisser) paille, corde, objet
to weave
to weave
tramer tissu
to weave
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
I. weave <wove [or a. Am weaved], woven> [wi:v] VB trans
1. weave (produce cloth):
weave
to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc
2. weave (intertwine things):
weave
to weave sth from sth
3. weave (make a whole):
weave
4. weave (move in twisting):
to weave one's way through sth
II. weave <wove [or a. Am weaved], woven> [wi:v] VB intr
1. weave (produce cloth):
weave
2. weave (intertwine):
weave
3. weave (move by twisting):
to weave between sth
Phrases:
to get weaving Brit inf
III. weave [wi:v] N
1. weave (way of making cloth):
weave
2. weave (way of intertwining):
weave
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to weave in and out
tisser tapis, laine
to weave
to weave in and out
to weave
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
I. weave <wove [or weaved] , woven> [wiv] VB trans
1. weave (produce cloth):
weave
to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc
2. weave (intertwine things):
weave
to weave sth from sth
3. weave (make a whole):
weave
4. weave (move in twisting):
to weave one's way through sth
II. weave <wove [or weaved] , woven> [wiv] VB intr
1. weave (produce cloth):
weave
2. weave (intertwine):
weave
3. weave (move by twisting):
to weave between sth
III. weave [wiv] N
1. weave (way of making cloth):
weave
2. weave (way of intertwining):
weave
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to weave in and out
tisser tapis, laine
to weave
to weave
to weave in and out
Present
Iweave
youweave
he/she/itweaves
weweave
youweave
theyweave
Past
Iwove / American English a. weaved
youwove / American English a. weaved
he/she/itwove / American English a. weaved
wewove / American English a. weaved
youwove / American English a. weaved
theywove / American English a. weaved
Present Perfect
Ihavewoven / American English a. weaved
youhavewoven / American English a. weaved
he/she/ithaswoven / American English a. weaved
wehavewoven / American English a. weaved
youhavewoven / American English a. weaved
theyhavewoven / American English a. weaved
Past Perfect
Ihadwoven / American English a. weaved
youhadwoven / American English a. weaved
he/she/ithadwoven / American English a. weaved
wehadwoven / American English a. weaved
youhadwoven / American English a. weaved
theyhadwoven / American English a. weaved
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to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc
to weave sth from sth
to weave between sth
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This was done by weaving zinc oxide nanowires into the fabric.
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Then as the ejector seat slows, the weave closes and acts like a conventional parachute.
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It explores human happiness through interviews with people from all walks of life in 14 different countries, weaving in the newest findings of positive psychology.
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If disturbed, their flight becomes very erratic, essentially a series of skips and hops weaving in and out of foliage.
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Since that era, hair weave has only become more popular.
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