wove
verb
uk/wəʊv/us/woʊv/past simple ofweave
（weave 的过去式）Textiles: general words
- baize
- Bargello
- bias
- brocade
- cloth
- cutpiece
- denier
- fibre
- multifilament
- nap
- padding
- pile
- pill
- reweave
- suiting
- swatch
- textile
- the weft
- webbed
- yarn
wove| American Dictionary
wove
us/woʊv/past simple ofweave
Examplesofwove
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She also found that women spun, and presumablywove, maguey and cotton in both commoner and elite households.
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The family that was investigated had two weavers, one being the eldest daughter, who, despite being only fourteen years old, constantlywovecloth on a daily basis.
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Alongside, there were shepherds who specialized as weavers and bought wool, whowovepart-time along with performing general services for the village, and those that reared large herds.
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Perhaps it would be an apt metaphor to say that hewovea fairly elaborate tapestry with some fairly coarse cotton.
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The spinner did the spinning and then looked round for a weaver, and the weaverwovethe cloth and then looked round for a customer.
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At the turn of the century it had more cotton looms whichwovestraight white cotton than there were in any other town in the world.
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Has there been, perhaps, a failure to integrate production so that one factory spun,wove, dyed and finished the goods rather than that they went from one factory to another?
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The plant took in the raw material, spun it,woveit and finished it, but it never made a profit from the day that it opened.
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Similar to the race decoration, many supporterswovesteamers through fence pickets near their seats to demonstrate their support for their team.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He collected oral stories andwovethem together into a unified whole.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Their business, is credited with the invention of thewovewire mesh used to mould and align the pulp fibres.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.She alsowoveat least 16 freeform or non-rectilinear tapestries by the decade's end.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Balappa's singing style was unique mainly because of the way hewoveboth the elements of classical and folk traditions into it.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Initially printed on whitewovepaper, the stamps switched to granite paper in 1881.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Her art-of-many-genreswovetogether all her concerns, including community, agriculture, craft itself, and spiritual ideas.
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- cutting board
- cutting board
- cutting-board
- cutting-edge
- cutting-edge research
- cutting-edge technology
- cutting room
- cutting-room
- cuttlefish
- cuttlefishes
- cut to the chase
- cut-to-the-chase
- cut-to-the-quick
- cutup
- cut up
- cut-up
- cut-up
- cut up rough
- cut-up-rough
- cutwater
- cut your coat according to your cloth
- cut-your-coat-according-to-your-cloth
- cut your losses
- cut-your-losses
- cut your political, professional, etc. teeth