woven

UK
/ˈwəʊvən/
US
/ˈwoʊvən/

Translations

wovenadjective
more woven
Comp.
most woven
Super.
UK
/ˈwəʊ.vən/
US
/ˈwoʊ.vən/
The woven fabric was both durable and comfortable.
Le tissu tissé était à la fois durable et confortable.
Additional translations
tisséAu sens figuré, pour une œuvre ou une construction complexe formée par l'entrelacement d'éléments.
wovenpast participle
UK
/ˈwəʊ.vən/
US
/ˈwoʊ.vən/
Used as the past participle of 'weave' functioning adjectivally.
The woven fabric was both durable and comfortable.
Le tissu tissé était à la fois durable et confortable.
weaveverb

woven

Past Participle

wove
Past Simple
woven
Past Participle
weaving
Gerund
UK
/wiːv/
US
/wiv/
She learned how to weave a beautiful tapestry on the loom.
Elle a appris à tisser une belle tapisserie sur le métier à tisser.
tisserAu sens figuré, pour un récit ou un ensemble complexe d'éléments.
The author managed to weave a compelling narrative from various historical events.
L’auteur a réussi à tisser un récit captivant à partir de divers événements historiques.
Additional translations
se faufilerEn parlant d’un déplacement sinueux entre des obstacles.

Definitions

wovenadjective
Made by interlacing threads or fibers.
The woven fabric was both durable and comfortable.
Formed or constructed by combining various elements in a complex or intricate manner.
The novel's plot was woven with multiple storylines that converged at the end.
wovenpast participle
weaveverb
To form (something) by interlacing long threads passing in one direction with others at a right angle to them.
She learned how to weave a beautiful tapestry on the loom.
To make (a complex story or pattern) from a number of interconnected elements.
The author managed to weave a compelling narrative from various historical events.
To move by twisting and turning, often to avoid obstacles.
The cyclist had to weave through the heavy traffic to reach the other side of the street.