weave

Енглески

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Етимологија 1

ОдСредњи Енглескиweven(“to weave”),одСтари Енглескиwefan(“to weave”),одПра-Германски*webaną,одProto-Indo-European*webʰ-(“to weave, braid”).Cognate withSaterland Frisianweeuwe,West Frisianweve,Холандскиweven,Немачкиweben,Данскиvæve,Шведскиväva,Norwegian Nynorskveva,Icelandicvefa.

Глагол

weave(third-person singular simple presentweaves,present participleweaving,simple pastwoveorweaved,past participlewovenorweaved)

1. To form something by passing lengths orstrandsofmaterialover and under one another.

   This loomweavesyarn into sweaters.

2. Tospinacocoonor aweb.

   Spidersweavebeautiful but deadly webs.

3. Touniteby closeconnectionorintermixture.
   • Shakespeare

     Thisweavesitself, perforce, into my business.

   • Byron

     these words, thuswoveninto song

4. To compose creatively and intricately; to fabricate.

   toweavethe plot of a story

Повезани термини

• web
• sew

Преводи

to form something by passing strands of material over and under one another

• Albanian:thur(sq)
• Arabic:نَسَجَ(nasaja)
• Armenian:հյուսել(hy)(hyusel)
• Aromanian:tsas
• Assamese:বোৱা(büa)
• Azerbaijani:toxumaq(az)
• Belarusian:ткацьimpf(tkacʹ),пле́сціimpf(pljésci),спле́сціpf(spljésci)
• Bengali:বুনা(buna)
• Bulgarian:тъка́(bg)impf(tǎká)
• Burmese:ရက်(my)(rak)
• Catalan:teixir(ca)
• Central Sierra Miwok:čý·l-
• Chinese:

  Mandarin:Biên chức／Biên chức(zh),Biên chức(zh)(biānzhī),Chức／Chức(zh),Chức(zh)(zhī),Biên／Biên(zh),Biên(zh)(biān)

• Chuvash:тӗрт(tĕrt)
• Czech:tkát(cs)impf
• Danish:væve(da)
• Dutch:weven(nl)
• Esperanto:teksi(eo)
• Estonian:kuduma,kude
• Faroese:veva
• Finnish:kutoa(fi)
• French:tisser(fr)
• Friulian:tiessi,urdî
• Georgian:ქსოვა(ksova)
• German:weben(de)
• Greek:υφαίνω(el)(yfaíno)

  Ancient Greek:ὑφαίνω(huphaínō)

• Hindi:बुनना(hi)(bunnā)
• Hungarian:sző(hu)
• Icelandic:vefa(is)
• Ido:texar(io)
• Irish:figh
• Italian:tessere(it),intrecciare(it),tramare(it),ordire(it),intessere
• Japanese:(rough yarns such as a sweater)Biên む(あむ, amu),(fine yarns such as fabric or cloth)Chức る(ja)(おる, oru)
• Kazakh:тоқу(toqu)
• Khmer:ត្បាញ(km)(tbaañ)
• Khmu:ຕາໟ
• Komi-Permyak:кыны(kyny)
• Korean:짜다(ko)(jjada)
• Kyrgyz:токуу(ky)(tokuu)
• Lao:ຕ່ຳ(tam),ຖັກ(thak),ທໍ(thǭ),ສານ(lo)(sān)
• Latin:texō
• Latvian:aust
• Lithuanian:austi
• Luxembourgish:wiewen
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• Macedonian:ткаеimpf(tkae)
• Malay:menenun
• Maltese:niseġ
• Maori:raranga,rangaranga,whatu
• Mongolian:нэхэх(mn)(neheh)
• Navajo:ashtłʼóh
• North Frisian:(Mooring dialect)weewe
• Norwegian:veve(no)

  Nynorsk:veva(nn)

• Occitan:téisser(oc)
• Old Church Slavonic:

  Cyrillic:тъкатиimpf(tŭkati)

• Persian:بافتن(fa)(bâftan)
• Polish:tkać(pl)impf
• Portuguese:tecer(pt)
• Quechua:away
• Rapa Nui:hatu
• Romanian:țese(ro)
• Romansch:taisser,teisser,tesser
• Russian:ткать(ru)impf(tkatʹ),сотка́ть(ru)pf(sotkátʹ),плести́(ru)impf(plestí),сплести́(ru)pf(splestí)
• Sardinian:tèssere,tèssiri
• Scottish Gaelic:figh
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic:тка̏тиimpf

  Roman:tkȁti(sh)impf

• Slovak:tkaťimpf,prepletaťimpf
• Slovene:tkatiimpf
• Sorbian:

  Lower Sorbian:tkaśimpf

• Spanish:tejer(es),entretejer(es)
• Swedish:väva(sv)
• Tajik:бофтан(tg)(boftan)
• Tatar:тукырга(tuqırga)
• Thai:ถัก(th)(tàk),ทอ(th)(tɔɔ),สาน(th)(sǎan)
• Tibetan:བཏགས(btags)
• Tocharian A:wäp-
• Tocharian B:wāp-
• Turkish:dokumak(tr)
• Turkmen:dokamak
• Udmurt:куыны(kuyny)
• Ukrainian:тка́тиimpf(tkáty),плести́impf(plestý)
• Urdu:بونا(bunnā)
• Uyghur:توقۇماق(toqumaq)
• Uzbek:toʻqimoq(uz)
• Vietnamese:dệt(vi),đan(vi)
• Yiddish:וועבן(vebn)

to spin a cocoon or a web

• Catalan:teixir(ca)
• Czech:tkát(cs)
• Danish:spinde
• Faroese:spinna
• Finnish:kutoa(fi)
• French:tisser(fr)
• German:weben(de)
• Greek:υφαίνω(el)(yfaíno)
• Hungarian:sző(hu)
• Italian:tessere(it)
• Japanese:Trương る(ja)(はる, haru)
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• Latvian:aust
• Norwegian:veve(no),spinne(no)
• Portuguese:tecer(pt)
• Russian:плести́(ru)impf(plestí),сплести́(ru)pf(splestí),ткать(ru)impf(tkatʹ),сотка́ть(ru)pf(sotkátʹ)
• Scottish Gaelic:figh
• Slovak:tkať,pliesť
• Spanish:tejer(es)
• Swedish:spinna(sv)
• Thai:ชักใย(th)
• Turkish:dokumak(tr)
• Yiddish:וועבן(vebn)

Преводе у наставку треба проверити и уметнути изнад у одговарајуће табеле превода. Видите инструкције наВикиречник:Унос § Преводи.

Преводи за проверу

• Albanian:^{(молимоверавање)}end(sq)
• Dutch:^{(молимоверавање)}weven(nl)
• Esperanto:^{(молимоверавање)}teksi(eo)
• Indonesian:^{(молимоверавање)}menganyam(id),^{(молимоверавање)}menjalin(id)
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• Interlingua:^{(молимоверавање)}texer
• Slovene:^{(молимоверавање)}plesti(sl)
• Telugu:^{(молимоверавање)}అల్లు(te)(allu),^{(молимоверавање)}నేయు(te)(nēyu)

Именица

weave(pluralweaves)

1. A type or way ofweaving.

   That rug has a very tightweave.

2. Human or artificialhairworn to alter one's appearance, either to supplement or to cover the natural hair.

Преводи

a type or way of weaving

• Chinese:

  Mandarin:^{(молимоверавање)}Chức pháp／Chức pháp,^{(молимоверавање)}Chức pháp

• Dutch:weefsel(nl)n
• Finnish:kudos(fi)
• French:armure(fr)f,tissu(fr)m
• German:Webart(de)f
• Greek:ύφανση(el)f(ýfansi)
• Irish:fíf
• Italian:tessuto(it)m
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• Japanese:Biên み phương(ami-kata)
• Kurdish:

  Sorani:

• Norwegian:vevmorf
• Portuguese:costura(pt)f
• Spanish:armadura(es)
• Swedish:väv(sv)c
• Tagalog:lala
• Telugu:అల్లిక(te)(allika),నేత(te)(nēta)

human or artificial hair worn

• Portuguese:apliquem
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Етимологија 2

ОдСредњи Енглескиweven(“to wander”);probably fromOld Norseveifa(“move around, wave”),related to Latinvibrare.

Глагол

1. (intransitive)To move byturningandtwisting.

   The drunkweavedinto another bar.

   • 2017август 20, “The Observer view on the attacks in Spain”, inThe Observer‎^[1]:

     The victims’ feeling of incredulity at what they were seeing, swiftly turning to paralysing fear as the van bore down on them, swerving andweavingto hit as many people as possible, can barely be imagined.

   • 2011јануар 15, Saj Chowdhury, “Man City 4 - 3 Wolves”, inBBC‎^[2]:

     Tevez picked up a throw-in from the right, tip-toed his way into the area andweavedpast three Wolves challenges before slotting in to display why, of all City's multi-million pound buys, he remains their most important player.

2. (transitive)To make (a path or way) bywindingin and out or from side to side.

   The ambulanceweavedits way through the heavy traffic.

   • Samuel Taylor Coleridge

     Weavea circle round him thrice.

Преводи

to weave

• Finnish:mutkitella(fi),kiemurrella(fi),puikkelehtia
• French:se faufiler(fr),se frayer un chemin
• Japanese:Phùng う(ja)(nuu)
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• Maori:whēangaanga
• Norwegian:kjøre sikksakk,traversere,sno seg gjennom
• Slovene:vijugati

to make (a path or way) by winding in and out or from side to side

• Maori:peapeau
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• Portuguese:costurar(pt)

Референце

• weaveinThe Century Dictionary,The Century Co., New York, 1911
• weaveinWebster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary,G. & C. Merriam, 1913