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Meanings of weft in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pick"
Examples for "pick"
1
Preval said he would ask parliament to pick a new prime minister.
2
Let's use an example: Say you pick a V4 as your project.
3
Australia's government has said it will make its submarine pick this year.
4
This week, Modi will form his government and pick his foreign ministers.
5
However, analysts said the scale of December's pick-up put this in doubt.
1
To enter France you currently need to fill in a health questionnaire.
2
The work of art must fill a need of the USA society.
3
They may in themselves fill all the requirements of a real debate.
4
We continue to look for products that might fill voids, MacMillan said.
5
I fill out my name-whichis the first question-andmy age-the second.
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Mr Kenny said call centre provider already started filling its 100 positions.
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Existing plants and animals had to adapt, filling the flowery new niches.
3
Work up for filling defects with positive cytology and hematuria, 36 cases.
4
Meat is thus mouth-filling in a way that few plant foods are.
5
I stopped at a filling station to ask directions to Bowman's house.
1
Of such are the sombre wrap and woof of my ill-starred life.
2
Every time I hit ther ground with my hoofs I grunted 'woof.'
3
Just after Mashune had finished his watercress, we heard the loud 'woof!
4
And here the warp and woof vary in shade and pattern.
5
I gave a low woof, the best I could do under the circumstances.
1
Fasten the red filling yarn at one end and pass it through the shed.
2
Fasten securely the green filling yarn at one end and pass it through the shed formed by carrying out Direction 2.
3
The yarn is made into a warp, and the warp interlaced with the filling yarn to make cloth, and the cloth finished for the market.
1
Mixed marriages are part of the warp and weft of contemporary British Catholicism.
2
Beyond the hole, the warp and weft of his shroud glittered like a promised land.
3
But the warp and weft of personal family tradition is never quite so cut and dried.
4
They are warp and weft, fire and flame.
5
He had actually considered removing himself from the equation, escaping from the warp and weft of Fate's loom.
Usage of weft in English
1
Heroic literature is only one thread in the weft of medieval literature.
2
Discovery of a fleet, striking the admiral's flag and making a weft.
3
The damp smell of carrion earth, death and the weft of life.
4
The undyed weft is then woven across the web in the usual way.
5
By the third motion the batten crowds this weft-thread into place.
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Mixed marriages are part of the warp and weft of contemporary British Catholicism.
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The weft is thick, and the weave is also plain.
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And so, like some weft of opalescent mist, the sweet mirage melted in the noonday.
9
The thoroughness of this packing down of the weft is for several reasons very important.
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And gold-weft couches, reclining on them face to face.
11
Her grief-andthe memory of baby Ian-wasour weft.
12
Beyond the hole, the warp and weft of his shroud glittered like a promised land.
13
But the warp and weft of personal family tradition is never quite so cut and dried.
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The weft of starlings' motivations connected to the thick, sticky strand of a young thief's laugh.
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Her light on the grass-blades wove them into a carpet with its weft of faint moonbeams.
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They are warp and weft, fire and flame.
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