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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwiːvər/ · UK /ˈwiːvə/
Forms: weavers
weaver means: Someone who makes cloth by passing threads over and under each other.
noun
CLOTH MAKERB2
Someone who makes cloth by passing threads over and under each other.
- The weaver makes cloth by hand.
- Her grandfather was a silk weaver.
- Local weavers sell their work at the market.
SANDFISHC2
A sea fish belonging to a group that often lives near sandy seabeds.
- A weaver rested on the sandy seabed.
- The diver photographed a weaver near the reef.
- These weavers belong to the sandperch family.
Questions about weaver
What does weaver mean?
Someone who makes cloth by passing threads over and under each other.
What is weaver in other languages?
Türkçe: dokumacı · Español: tejedor · Français: tisserand · Deutsch: Weber · Italiano: tessitore · 日本語: 織工
How do you pronounce weaver?
In American English /ˈwiːvər/; in British English /ˈwiːvə/.
How do you use weaver in a sentence?
The weaver makes cloth by hand. Her grandfather was a silk weaver.
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