Weaver

Definition

weave /wi:v/ v ( pt wove /wǝƱv/ or, in sense 4, weaved ; pp woven /'wǝƱvn/ or, in sense 4, weaved ) ၁။ (က) ~ A (from B); ~ B (into A) ရက္သည္။ ရက္လုပ္သည္။ 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) ရက္ကန္းရက္သည္။ The women earn their living by weaving. ၂။ ~ A (out of/from B); ~ B (into A) သစ္ခက္ ပန္းခက္ စသည္တို႔ကို ယွက္ဖြဲ႕သည္။ weave a garland (out of primroses) ❍ weave primroses into a garland. ၃။ ~ sth (into sth) (ဇာတ္လမ္း၊ ဇာတ္အိမ္၊ ဂါထာမႏၲာန္ စသည္) ဖြဲ႕သည္။ weave a plot/a magic spell ❍ The lives of four different couples are woven into the narrative. ၄။ ေကြ႕ပတ္ ေရွာင္ကြင္းသြားလာသည္။ ေႁမြလိမ္ေႁမြေကာက္သြားသည္။ weave (one's way) through a crowd ❍ weave in and out through the traffic ❍ The road weaves through a range of hills. n ရက္လုပ္ပံု။ ရက္လုပ္ဟန္။ the delicate, airy weave of her fabrics. ❏ weaver n ရက္ကန္းသမား။ ရက္ကန္းသည္။

Examples

1. The women shut themselves behind closed doors to weave their cloth.
2. They spend some of the time weaving.
3. They spend their days weaving prayer rugs.
4. Fresh or dried flowers can be woven into a garland.
5. Grisham’s new novel weaves a tale of mystery and suspense.
6. The taxi weaved in and out of traffic.
7. [weave your way through/across/around] : Samantha had to weave her way through the crowd.