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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. weave [ingl brit wiːv, ingl am wiv] SOST

weave
open weave , loose weave
close weave , fine weave

II. weave <pret wove or weaved, part perf woven or weaved> [ingl brit wiːv, ingl am wiv] VB vb trans

1. weave TESS:

weave thread, fabric, blanket, rug
to weave sth on a loom
to weave silk into cloth, to weave cloth out of silk

2. weave (interlace, make by interlacing):

weave cane, raffia, flowers, basket, garland, wreath
weave spider: web
to weave sth out of sth
tresser qc de qc

3. weave (create) fig:

weave story, narrative, plot
to weave sth into sth
to weave together sth and sth
mêler qc à qc

4. weave (move):

to weave a path/course through sth

III. weave <pret wove, or weaved; part perf woven or weaved> [ingl brit wiːv, ingl am wiv] VB vb intr

to weave in and out
se faufiler (of entre)
to weave between
to weave towards sth (drunk)

IV. woven AGG

woven fabric, cloth, jacket, upholstery:

V. weave [ingl brit wiːv, ingl am wiv]

loose-weave AGG

loose-weave fabric:

loose-weave
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to weave
weave
honeycomb weave
ourdir intrigue
to weave
weave
tresser (tisser) paille, corde, objet
to weave
to weave
tramer tissu
to weave

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. weave <wove [or a. ingl am weaved], woven> [wi:v] VB vb trans

1. weave (produce cloth):

weave
to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc

2. weave (intertwine things):

weave
to weave sth from sth

3. weave (make a whole):

weave

4. weave (move in twisting):

to weave one's way through sth

II. weave <wove [or a. ingl am weaved], woven> [wi:v] VB vb intr

1. weave (produce cloth):

weave

2. weave (intertwine):

weave

3. weave (move by twisting):

to weave between sth

locuzioni:

to get weaving ingl brit colloq

III. weave [wi:v] SOST

1. weave (way of making cloth):

weave

2. weave (way of intertwining):

weave
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to weave in and out
tisser tapis, laine
to weave
to weave in and out
to weave
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. weave <wove [or weaved] , woven> [wiv] VB vb trans

1. weave (produce cloth):

weave
to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc

2. weave (intertwine things):

weave
to weave sth from sth

3. weave (make a whole):

weave

4. weave (move in twisting):

to weave one's way through sth

II. weave <wove [or weaved] , woven> [wiv] VB vb intr

1. weave (produce cloth):

weave

2. weave (intertwine):

weave

3. weave (move by twisting):

to weave between sth

III. weave [wiv] SOST

1. weave (way of making cloth):

weave

2. weave (way of intertwining):

weave
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
to weave in and out
tisser tapis, laine
to weave
to weave
to weave in and out
Present
Iweave
youweave
he/she/itweaves
weweave
youweave
theyweave
Past
Iwove / ingl am a. weaved
youwove / ingl am a. weaved
he/she/itwove / ingl am a. weaved
wewove / ingl am a. weaved
youwove / ingl am a. weaved
theywove / ingl am a. weaved
Present Perfect
Ihavewoven / ingl am a. weaved
youhavewoven / ingl am a. weaved
he/she/ithaswoven / ingl am a. weaved
wehavewoven / ingl am a. weaved
youhavewoven / ingl am a. weaved
theyhavewoven / ingl am a. weaved
Past Perfect
Ihadwoven / ingl am a. weaved
youhadwoven / ingl am a. weaved
he/she/ithadwoven / ingl am a. weaved
wehadwoven / ingl am a. weaved
youhadwoven / ingl am a. weaved
theyhadwoven / ingl am a. weaved

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Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to weave sth into sth
tisser qc en qc
to weave sth from sth
to weave between sth

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Unfortunately, if the wire broke it could easily become tangled and snarls were extremely difficult to fix.
en.wikipedia.org
Any form of area rug that might get tangled under the wheelchair is a no-no.
lifestyle.inquirer.net
When restrained in any way or held against skin, such as if tangled up in clothing, the spider will then bite defensively.
en.wikipedia.org
She falls into a stupor on the bed, with the telephone cord tangled around her neck.
en.wikipedia.org
A breeches buoy was then sent out but became tangled and snarled.
en.wikipedia.org