Pronunciation: /ˈwiːvɪŋ/
noun the action or process of interlacing threads to create fabric or a woven object
A1 She is learning the art of weaving from her grandmother.
A2 The weaving of traditional baskets is a popular craft in this region.
B1 The intricate weaving of the tapestry took months to complete.
B2 The weaving of different colored threads created a beautiful pattern in the fabric.
C1 Her expertise in weaving intricate designs is renowned in the art community.
C2 The weaving of complex narratives in his novels showcases his mastery of storytelling.
verb to create fabric or a woven object by interlacing threads
A1 She is weaving a colorful scarf.
A2 They enjoy weaving baskets out of natural materials.
B1 The artisan is skilled in weaving intricate patterns into textiles.
B2 Weaving is a traditional craft that requires precision and creativity.
C1 The artist spent years mastering the art of weaving on a loom.
C2 Her weaving technique is so advanced that she has been invited to exhibit her work in galleries around the world.
formal The artisan spent hours meticulously weaving intricate patterns into the fabric.
informal I love weaving friendship bracelets for my friends.
slang She's a pro at weaving through traffic during rush hour.
figurative The author did a great job weaving together multiple storylines in the novel.
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