weaving

• Das Weben betreffend oder zum Weben gehörend; auch im übertragenen Sinne für etwas Komplexes oder ineinander Verschlungeres verwendet.

Relating to the craft or process of forming fabric by interlacing threads; also used figuratively to describe something intricate or interwoven.

1. Moving in a winding or zigzag pathB1informal

   Describing a movement that goes from side to side, often to avoid obstacles.

   gewunden

   • The weaving car barely missed the pedestrian.
   • He took a weaving path through the crowded market.
   • The weaving river cut through the valley.

   Synonymecurvingmeanderingserpentinetwistingwinding

2. Related to the craft of weavingB2formal

   Describing something that is made by or involves the process of weaving threads together.

   Web-

   • She bought a beautiful weaving basket from the artisan.
   • The weaving technique used here is centuries old.
   • The museum displayed a weaving loom from the 18th century.

   Synonymetextilewoven

• Substantiv, das das Handwerk oder den Vorgang des Verflechtens von Fäden oder Garnen zur Herstellung von Stoff, Gewebe oder anderen textilen Erzeugnissen bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the craft or process of interlacing threads or yarns to create fabric, cloth, or other textile items.

unzählbar

1. Textile processB1formal

   The process of making cloth by interlacing threads on a loom.

   Weben

   • She learned traditional weaving from her grandmother.
   • The museum has an exhibit on ancient weaving techniques.
   • Weaving is a craft that requires patience and skill.

2. B1formal

   The pattern or structure formed by interlacing threads.

   Webart

   • The weaving of the fabric created a beautiful geometric design.
   • This rug has a tight and durable weaving.
   • The artisan showed us the intricate weaving of the basket.

   Synonymetextureweave

• Verb, das das Verflechten von Fäden zur Herstellung von Stoff oder das Zusammensetzen von Elementen zu etwas Komplexem bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate the act of interlacing threads to form fabric, or to create something intricate by combining elements.

unregelmäßiges Verb

1. Make fabricB1formal

   To form fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.

   Weben

   • She learned to weave wool into a blanket.
   • The artisan weaves intricate patterns into the cloth.
   • They weave cotton threads to make traditional garments.

   Synonymebraidinterlaceinterweaveplaittwine

2. Move in a winding wayB2informal

   To move from side to side while going forward, especially to avoid obstacles.

   Schlängeln

   • The cyclist weaved through the heavy traffic.
   • He weaved his way through the crowded market.
   • The car weaved dangerously between lanes.

   Synonymedodgemeanderslalomsnakeswervezigzag

3. Create a storyB2formal

   To construct a narrative or complex idea by combining elements.

   Eine Geschichte erschaffen

   • The author weaves a tale of mystery and adventure.
   • She weaves historical facts into her novels.
   • The film weaves together multiple storylines.

   Synonymecomposeconstructcraftdevisefabricateinventspin