weaving

• Relativo ao ofício ou processo de formar tecido entrelaçando fios; também usado em sentido figurado para descrever algo complexo ou entrelaçado.

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.

   Ziguezagueante

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

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2. Related to the craft of weavingB2formal

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

   Tecelagem

   • 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.

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• Substantivo que designa a arte, o ofício ou o processo de entrelaçar fios ou fios de tecido para produzir tecido, pano ou outros artigos têxteis.

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

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1. Textile processB1formal

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

   Tecelagem

   • 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.

   Trama

   • 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.

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• 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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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