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wove [wəʊv, Am woʊv] VB

wove pt of weave

See also weave

I . weave [wi:v] VB trans

1. weave wove, woven (make with threads):

tkać [perf u-]

2. weave wove, woven fig (invent, include):

knuć [perf u-]

3. weave -ed, -ed (move):

II . weave [wi:v] VB intr

1. weave wove, woven (produce):

2. weave -ed, -ed (move):

III . weave [wi:v] N

I . weave [wi:v] VB trans

1. weave wove, woven (make with threads):

tkać [perf u-]

2. weave wove, woven fig (invent, include):

knuć [perf u-]

3. weave -ed, -ed (move):

II . weave [wi:v] VB intr

1. weave wove, woven (produce):

2. weave -ed, -ed (move):

III . weave [wi:v] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
People wove cloth for personal use or for sale.
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Previously they wove intricate designs and patterns in beautiful colors.
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Initially printed on white wove paper, the stamps switched to granite paper in 1881.
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The man cut wood, and the woman wove, every day.
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He wove into the script most of his illusions from past shows and reworked them into the plot.
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In her early days, black revolutionary themes and cuss words wove through some poems.
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She plucked all the hairs out of her belly (hence the lack of hair on a woodchuck's belly) and wove them into a magical bag.
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She also wove at least 16 freeform or non-rectilinear tapestries by the decade's end.
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The third mill wove silk thread into cloth.
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Traditionally women wove basketry hats and men painted designs on them.
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