woven

• Qualifie ce qui est fabriqué en entrecroisant des fils ou des fibres, généralement en parlant d'un tissu ou d'un textile.

Describes something that is made by interlacing threads or strands of material, typically used for fabric or textiles.

1. Made by interlacing threadsB1formal

   Created by crossing threads or strips of material over and under each other to form a fabric or object.

   tissé

   • The basket was woven from thin willow branches.
   • She wore a beautifully woven scarf made of silk.
   • The fabric is tightly woven to make it waterproof.

   Synonymesbraidedinterlacedinterwoven

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'entrelacer des fils pour former un tissu ou de créer quelque chose de complexe en combinant des éléments.

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

verbe irrégulier

1. Make fabricB1formal

   To form fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.

   Tisser (fabriquer un tissu)

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

   Synonymesbraidinterlaceinterweaveplaittwine

2. Move in a winding wayB2informal

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

   se faufiler en zigzaguant

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

   Synonymesdodgemeanderslalomsnakeswervezigzag

3. Create a storyB2formal

   To construct a narrative or complex idea by combining elements.

   Tisser une histoire

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

   Synonymescomposeconstructcraftdevisefabricateinventspin