weave

• Substantivo que designa o padrão, a trama ou o modo como fios ou fibras se entrelaçam para formar um tecido, uma textura ou uma estrutura semelhante.

A noun referring to the pattern or method of interlacing threads or fibers to create fabric, cloth, or a similar structure.

1. Pattern of threadsB1formal

   The pattern or structure formed by interlacing threads in fabric.

   Trama

   • This fabric has a tight weave that makes it durable.
   • The artisan admired the intricate weave of the tapestry.
   • A loose weave allows the cloth to be more breathable.

   Sinônimosconstructiongrainstructuretexture

2. Hair extension techniqueB2informal

   A method of adding artificial hair to natural hair by interlocking strands.

   Trança de cabelo

   • She got a weave to add length and volume to her hair.
   • The hairstylist specializes in different types of weaves.
   • Her weave looks very natural and matches her hair color.

   Sinônimosextensionweavingweft

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de entrelaçar fios para formar tecido ou de criar algo complexo combinando elementos.

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

verbo irregular

1. Make fabricB1formal

   To form fabric by interlacing threads on a loom.

   Tecer

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

   Sinônimosbraidinterlaceinterweaveplaittwine

2. Move in a winding wayB2informal

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

   Ziguezaguear

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

   Sinônimosdodgemeanderslalomsnakeswervezigzag

3. Create a storyB2formal

   To construct a narrative or complex idea by combining elements.

   Criar uma história

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

   Sinônimoscomposeconstructcraftdevisefabricateinventspin