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inweave

/ɪnˈwiːv/

Tradução: Verbo arcaico que significa entrelaçar ou tecer algo em um tecido ou estrutura, frequentemente usado em sentido figurado.

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verb

/ɪnˈwiːv/C2formalobsoleto
  • ptVerbo arcaico que significa entrelaçar ou tecer algo em um tecido ou estrutura, frequentemente usado em sentido figurado.

An archaic verb meaning to weave or interlace something into a fabric or structure, often used figuratively.

verbo irregular

  1. Weave togetherC1formalart

    To interweave or combine threads, fibers, or elements into a single fabric, pattern, or design.

    ptEntrelaçar

    • Artisans carefully inweave silk and wool to create a luxurious tapestry.
    • The poet attempted to inweave different themes into a single narrative.
    • Ancient cultures used to inweave symbolic patterns into their ceremonial garments.
    • Modern designers often inweave metallic threads to add shimmer to the fabric.

    Sinônimosbraidentwineinterlaceintertwineinterweaveknitlaceplaittwist

    Antônimosdisentangleseparateunraveluntwistunweave

Formas
  • inweaved past participle
  • inwoven past participle
  • inweaved past simple
  • inwove past simple
  • inweaving present participle
  • inweaves third person singular