weaver
/ˈwiːvə/
- Syllables
- 2 syllables
- Stress
- 1st syllable stress
- Vowel
- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final r is pronounced in US English
wea - ver -> weaver
(n) ရက်သူ။
(pt wove /wǝƱv/ or, in sense 4, weaved ; pp woven /'wǝƱvn/ or, in sense 4, weaved )
၁။ (က) ~ A (from B); ~ B (into A) ရက်သည်။ ရက်လုပ်သည်။ a tightly woven piece of cloth ❍ cloth woven from silk and wool ❍ weave a basket from strips of willow ❍ weave woollen yarn into cloth ❍ weave threads together.
(ခ) ရက်ကန်းရက်သည်။ The women earn their living by weaving.
၂။ ~ A (out of/from B); ~ B (into A) သစ်ခက် ပန်းခက် စသည်တို့ကို ယှက်ဖွဲ့သည်။ weave a garland (out of primroses) ❍ weave primroses into a garland.
၃။ ~ sth (into sth) (ဇာတ်လမ်း၊ ဇာတ်အိမ်၊ ဂါထာမန္တာန် စသည်) ဖွဲ့သည်။ weave a plot/a magic spell ❍ The lives of four different couples are woven into the narrative.
၄။ ကွေ့ပတ် ရှောင်ကွင်းသွားလာသည်။ မြွေလိမ်မြွေကောက်သွားသည်။ weave (one's way) through a crowd ❍ weave in and out through the traffic ❍ The road weaves through a range of hills.
n ရက်လုပ်ပုံ။ ရက်လုပ်ဟန်။ the delicate, airy weave of her fabrics.
❏ weaver n ရက်ကန်းသမား။ ရက်ကန်းသည်။
- The women shut themselves behind closed doors to weave their cloth.
- They spend some of the time weaving.
- They spend their days weaving prayer rugs.
- Fresh or dried flowers can be woven into a garland.
- Grisham’s new novel weaves a tale of mystery and suspense.
- The taxi weaved in and out of traffic.
- [weave your way through/across/around] : Samantha had to weave her way through the crowd.
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