weave — to make cloth by crossing threads over and under each other
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to make cloth by crossing threads over and under each other
Pronunciation (IPA): /wiːv/
Korean meaning: 실을 엮어서 천을 짜다
Korean pronunciation: 위브 (강세: 위브)
Example Sentences
- My grandmother can weave a scarf faster than I can untangle my earphones.
- The spider began to weave its web right above the 'No Loitering' sign.
- She managed to weave her way through the crowded market.
weave
VERB//wiːv//
to make cloth by crossing threads over and under each other
Grandmother weaving colorful threads into fabric
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Origin
고대 영어 'wefan'에서 유래된 단어로, 원시 게르만어에서 온 매우 오래된 단어입니다. 인류가 천을 짜기 시작한 것과 함께 생겨난 기본적인 동사 중 하나죠.
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“My grandmother can weave a scarf faster than I can untangle my earphones.”
“The spider began to weave its web right above the 'No Loitering' sign.”
“She managed to weave her way through the crowded market.”
“The screenwriter skillfully weaves multiple storylines into one compelling narrative.”
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