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A n tissage m ; open weave, loose weave tissage lâche ; close weave, fine weave tissage serré or fin.1 Tex tisser [thread, fabric, blanket, rug] ; to weave sth on a loom tisser qch sur un métier ; to weave silk into cloth, to weave cloth out of silk tisser de l'étoffe de soie ;2 (interlace, make by interlacing) tresser [cane, raffia, flowers, basket, garland, wreath] ; [spider] tisser [web] ; to weave sth out of sth tresser qch de qch ; to weave flowers into a garland tresser une guirlande de fleurs ;3 fig ( create) inventer [story, narrative, plot] ; to weave the plot around one's own experience inventer l'intrigue à partir de sa propre expérience ; to weave sth into sth introduire qch dans qch ; to weave together sth and sth mêler qch à qch ; to weave two things together mêler deux choses ; the writer weaves a spell l'écrivain nous tient sous le charme ;4 ( move) to weave one's way through/around sth se faufiler entre/autour de qch ; to weave a path/course through sth s'ouvrir un chemin/un passage à travers qch.C vi ( prét wove ou weaved ; pp woven ou weaved) to weave in and out se faufiler (of entre) ; he was weaving in and out of the traffic il se faufilait entre les voitures ; to weave between se faufiler entre ; to weave towards sth ( drunk) s'approcher en titubant de qch ; ( avoiding obstacles) se frayer un chemin vers qch ; he was weaving unsteadily il titubait.to get weaving on ou with sth se mettre à qch ; get weaving! remue-toi! -
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weave [wi:v] (vt senses (a), (b), (c) & vi senses (a) & (b) pt wove [wəʊv], pp woven ['wəʊvən], vt sense (d) & vi sense (c) pt & pp weaved)∎ she wove the strands together into a necklace elle a tressé ou entrelacé les fils pour en faire un collier∎ also figurative to weave a spell over sb ensorceler qn;∎ the witch wove a spell to make sure that they could not escape la sorcière leur a jeté un sort pour les empêcher de s'échapper;∎ a tightly woven plot une intrigue bien ficelée(c) (introduce) introduire, incorporer;∎ he managed to weave all the facts together to make a fascinating report il a réussi à incorporer tous les faits dans un rapport passionnant;∎ political elements have been woven into the plot des éléments politiques ont été introduits dans ou intégrés à l'intrigue∎ he weaved his way across the room/towards the bar il s'est frayé un chemin à travers la salle/vers le bar;∎ I had to weave my way through the crowd j'ai dû me frayer un chemin à travers la foule;∎ the cyclist weaved his way through the traffic le cycliste se faufilait entre les voitures(b) (road, river) serpenter(c) (as verb of movement) se faufiler, se glisser;∎ he weaved unsteadily across the street il a traversé la rue en titubant ou en zigzaguant;∎ to weave through the traffic se faufiler entre les voitures;∎ to weave in and out of the crowd se faufiler dans la foule ou parmi la foule;∎ the boxer ducked and weaved le boxeur a esquivé tous les coups;∎ familiar come on, get weaving! allons, grouillez-vous!3 nountissage m;∎ the basket has a loose/tight weave le panier a un tissage lâche/serré -
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weave [wi:v](past tense and past participle in general weaved)* * *[wiːv] 1.noun tissage m2.1) tisser2) ( interlace) gen tresser; [spider] tisser3) fig inventer [story]4) ( move)3.to weave in and out — se faufiler (of entre)
4.to weave towards something — ( drunk) s'approcher en titubant de quelque chose; ( avoiding obstacles) se frayer un chemin vers quelque chose
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[wi:v]past tense - wove; verb1) (to make by crossing strands in a pattern: to weave cloth.) tisser2) (to tell (an interesting story).) inventer3) ((past tense, past participle weaved) to move backwards and forwards or from side to side: The cyclist weaved in and out of the traffic.) (se) faufiler•- weaver -
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9 TLAPACHOLLI
tlapachôlli:1.\TLAPACHOLLI pressé, serré.Esp., cosa apesgada y apretada (M).Angl., pressed down, oppressed (K).a thing that is thickly packed (such as canebrake, a thatched roof, blanket weave etc.)." tlapachôlli ", qui est tissé serré - of tight weave.Est dit d'un tissu de fibres de maguey, Sah10,73." tlatepitzchîhualli, tlapachôlli, tlateteppachôlli ", un travail serré, tissé serré, très serré - work of close-woven sort: of tight, very tight weave.Est dit de petites corbeilles, tanahtli. Sah10,84." notech tlapachôlli ", approché de moi." têtech tlapachôlli ", approché de quelqu'un.2.\TLAPACHOLLI soumis, guidé, dirigé, gouverné.* plur. abs., " tlapachôltin "Esp., subdito, regido o gobernado (M).Angl., subject, someone or something which is ruled (K).a person who is governed i.e. a subject. R Andrews Introd 461.* à la forme possédée." amotlapalchôlhuân ", vos sujets." îtlapachôlhuân ", ses sujets. Launey II 266 = Sah10,189." in îpilhuân in îtech quîzqueh, îhuân in îtlapachôlhuân mochtin motôcâyôtiah Otomih ", les enfants issus de lui et ses sujets sont tous appelés Otomis.Launey II 238 (Sah X 29) = Sah10, 176.3.\TLAPACHOLLI métaphor., " âtl cecec, tzitzicaztli îtech tlapachôlli ", châtié, corrigé.Attesté par Carochi Arte 37v.Form: nom d'objet sur pachoa. -
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cahcaciltic:Qui est tissé de façon très lâche." caciltic, cahcacilin, cahcaciltic ", those of sparse and loose weave, very sparse and loose ones, very sparse and loose. Sah10,73." caciltic, cahcaciltic ", sparse, badly woven. Est dit de mauvaises pièces de tissu. Sah10,63." poxahtic, huixaltic, cahcaciltic ", the loosely woven, the loose, the loose weave.Décrit un tissu en fibre de palme. Sah10,75." caciltic, cahcaciltic, caciliuhqui ", semble décrire la disposition des branches de l'arbre 'huaxi'. A.Lopez Austin ne traduit pas ces trois termes, Anders et Dib. Sah11,120 non plus. Cod Flor XI 133v = ECN11,70 = Acad Hist MS 212r = Sah11,120. -
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poxahtic:Lâche, est dit d'une pièce de tissu mal tissée.Angl., of loose weave. Est dit d'une mauvaise pièce de tissu. Sah10,63." poxahtic, poxâhuac, poxactic ", lâche, tissé avec un fil lâche - loose, loosely woven. Sah10,92 (transcrit poxâtic)." poxahtic, huixaltic, cahcaciltic ", the loosely woven, the loose, the loose weave.Décrit un tissu en fibre de palme. Sah10,75 (poxatic).Form: variante sur poxactic. -
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14 AYATEPAXIHTLI
âyâtepaxihtli:Manteau léger en fibre de maguey." âyâtohtôntli, âyâtotomactli, âyâtepaxihtli, âyâtoc ", small coarse maguey fiber capes; coarse maguey fiber capes of very thick weave; soft coarse maguey fiber capes; those of wavy design. Sah10,73.Form: sur *tepaxihtli, morph.incorp. âyâ-tl. -
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âyâtoc:" âyâtohtôntli, âyâtotomactli, âyâtepaxihtli, âyâtoc ", small coarse maguey fiber capes; coarse maguey fiber capes of very thick weave; soft coarse maguey fiber capes; those of wavy design. Sah10,73. -
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âyâtohtôntli:De petites capes en fibres de maguey." ayâtohtontli, âyâtotomactli, âyâtepaxihtli, âyâtoc ", small coarse maguey fiber capes; coarse maguey fiber capes of very thick weave; soft coarse maguey fiber capes; those of wavy design. Sah10,73. (âyâtôtontli). -
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âyâtotomactli:Capes épaisses en fibres de maguey." âyâtohtôntli, âyâtotomactli, âyâtepaxihtli, âyâtoc ", small coarse maguey fiber capez; coarse maguey fiber capes of cery thick weave; soft coarse maguey faber capes; those of wavy design. Sah10,73. -
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caciltic:1.\CACILTIC clairsemé.Angl., sparse.Est dit de cheveux, tzontli. Sah10,100.des sourcils, îxcuamôlli. Sah10,101.des poils sur les joues, camatzontli. Sah10,111.2.\CACILTIC lâche, mal tissé." caciltic, cahcacilin, cahcaciltic ", those of sparse and loose weave, very sparse and loose ones, very sparse and loose. Sah10,73" caciltic, cahcaciltic ", sparse, badly woven.Est dit de mauvaises pièces de tissu. Sah10,63." caciltic, cahcaciltic, caciliuhqui ", semble décrire la disposition des branches de l'arbre 'huaxi'. A.Lopez Austin ne traduit pas ces trois termes; Anders et Dib. Sah11,120 non plus.Cod Flor XI 133v = ECN11,70 = Acad Hist MS 212r = Sah11,120. -
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cahcacilin:Qui est tissé de façon très lâche." caciltic, cahcacilin, cahcaciltic ", those of sparse and loose weave, very sparse and loose ones, very sparse and loose. Est dit d'un tissu en fibres de maguey, ayatl. Sah10,73. -
20 CHICHIHCOLOA
chîchihcôloa > chîchihcôloh.*\CHICHIHCOLOA v.réfl., se mouvoir comme un serpent, pour une vague, aller de ci de là.Esp., culebrea (Z37, 169).Angl., to move like a snake, to weave from side to side (K).
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weave — I n. a plain; satin; twill weave II v. 1) (C) she wove a basket for us; or: she wove us a basket 2) (d; tr.) to weave around, round (she wove the story around a specific theme) 3) (d; tr.) to weave from, out of (she wants to weave a scarf from… … Combinatory dictionary