weave

US /wiːv/
UK /wiːv/
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1.

tejer

form (fabric or an article) by interlacing long threads passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them

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She learned to weave baskets from natural fibers.
Ella aprendió a tejer cestas con fibras naturales.
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The spider began to weave its web.
La araña comenzó a tejer su telaraña.
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2.

entrelazar, tejer

make (a complex story or pattern) from a number of individual elements

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The author expertly wove together multiple storylines.
El autor hábilmente entrelazó múltiples líneas argumentales.
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He tried to weave a convincing alibi.
Intentó tejer una coartada convincente.
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serpentear, abrirse paso

move by winding in and out of obstacles

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The car had to weave through heavy traffic.
El coche tuvo que serpentear entre el tráfico pesado.
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He managed to weave his way through the crowd.
Logró abrirse paso entre la multitud.
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1.

tejido, trama

a particular style or manner in which something is woven

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The blanket had a loose, open weave.
La manta tenía un tejido suelto y abierto.
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This fabric has a tight, durable weave.
Esta tela tiene un tejido apretado y duradero.
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