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wove [wəʊv] VB

wove pt of weave:

See also weave

I . weave <wove [or Am alsoweaved], woven [or Am alsoweaved]> [wi:v] VB trans

1. weave cloth:

tkati [perf stkati]

2. weave also fig (intertwine things):

3. weave also fig (move):

II . weave <wove [or Am alsoweaved], woven [or Am alsoweaved]> [wi:v] VB intr

1. weave (produce cloth):

tkati [perf stkati]

2. weave also fig Brit dated inf:

III . weave [wi:v] N

I . weave <wove [or Am alsoweaved], woven [or Am alsoweaved]> [wi:v] VB trans

1. weave cloth:

tkati [perf stkati]

2. weave also fig (intertwine things):

3. weave also fig (move):

II . weave <wove [or Am alsoweaved], woven [or Am alsoweaved]> [wi:v] VB intr

1. weave (produce cloth):

tkati [perf stkati]

2. weave also fig Brit dated inf:

III . weave [wi:v] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
He and his people wove clothes and sold them in places where festivals were held.
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During that time, he wove taglaces to support his family and preached to his fellow prisoners a congregation of about sixty.
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The man cut wood, and the woman wove, every day.
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People wove cloth for personal use or for sale.
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The bags that they wove were done in the same techniques as the larger rugs they also made.
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Women wove items at home for family use.
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Initially printed on white wove paper, the stamps switched to granite paper in 1881.
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The earliest examples of wove paper, bearing his watermark, appeared after 1740.
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The third mill wove silk thread into cloth.
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The show wove the band's songs into a narrative involving a giant bee.
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