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Definition weave in British English

weave verb

verb
/wiːv/
1

to make cloth by crossing long threads over and under each other on a machine called a loom

Example

The women shut themselves behind closed doors to weave their cloth.

Example

They spend some of the time weaving.

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1.1

to make clothes or other material by weaving cloth

Example

They spend their days weaving prayer rugs.

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1.2

to create an object by weaving

Example

Fresh or dried flowers can be woven into a garland.

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2

to create a story or plan with many complicated details

Example

Grisham's new novel weaves a tale of mystery and suspense.

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3

to move somewhere by going around and between things

Example

The taxi weaved in and out of traffic.

Example

Samantha had to weave her way through the crowd.

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Definition weave in British English