weaver

/wee-ver/US // ˈwi vər //UK // (ˈwiːvə) //

纺织工,纺织工人,纺织者,织工

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person who weaves.
- : a person whose occupation is weaving.
- : a weaverbird.

Examples

Steve Schmidt, a co-founder of the group, told the Times that “chatter” about Weaver having relationships with younger men had reached the Lincoln Project leaders last summer.
The New York Post didn’t respond Tuesday morning to the Blade’s request on why it didn’t run its article on Weaver and whether the Lincoln Project ever the media outlet not to run the article.
On Sunday, the Lincoln Project noted that Weaver was never around other members.
Weaver said that, based on what he has been told, “the newer low-e coatings are much more durable and more securely bonded to the glass than the older-generation low-e’s.”
For centuries, humans from weavers to mill workers have worried that advances in technology would create a world without work, and that’s never proved true.
“I got the weaver to use his craftsmanship on modern silhouettes we designed,” he said.
According to the sheriff, 18-year-old Levi Weaver begged the officer to shoot him, and then leapt at him.
"He has the best twenty-year-old body in baseball," says Weaver.
True to form, Palmer is ambivalent about Weaver, with whom he does commercials and TV commentary.
But there were also many times when either Palmer or Weaver could have written the other off as an incorrigible pain in the ass.
He was a weaver in the lowest circumstances, who raised himself to distinction by close application to science.
He was a weaver in humble life till his self-acquired attainments attracted patronage.
I beg publicly to express my gratitude to Government for helping me in my humble effort to improve the lot of the weaver.
No well-wisher of India, no patriot dare look upon the impending destruction of the hand-loom weaver with equanimity.
Last night, when Iftikhar spoke to you soft and low, I could see your eye following his as a weaver's the shuttle.

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Examples

Steve Schmidt, a co-founder of the group, told the Times that “chatter” about Weaver having relationships with younger men had reached the Lincoln Project leaders last summer.

The New York Post didn’t respond Tuesday morning to the Blade’s request on why it didn’t run its article on Weaver and whether the Lincoln Project ever the media outlet not to run the article.

On Sunday, the Lincoln Project noted that Weaver was never around other members.

Weaver said that, based on what he has been told, “the newer low-e coatings are much more durable and more securely bonded to the glass than the older-generation low-e’s.”

For centuries, humans from weavers to mill workers have worried that advances in technology would create a world without work, and that’s never proved true.

“I got the weaver to use his craftsmanship on modern silhouettes we designed,” he said.

According to the sheriff, 18-year-old Levi Weaver begged the officer to shoot him, and then leapt at him.

"He has the best twenty-year-old body in baseball," says Weaver.

True to form, Palmer is ambivalent about Weaver, with whom he does commercials and TV commentary.

But there were also many times when either Palmer or Weaver could have written the other off as an incorrigible pain in the ass.

He was a weaver in the lowest circumstances, who raised himself to distinction by close application to science.

He was a weaver in humble life till his self-acquired attainments attracted patronage.

I beg publicly to express my gratitude to Government for helping me in my humble effort to improve the lot of the weaver.

No well-wisher of India, no patriot dare look upon the impending destruction of the hand-loom weaver with equanimity.

Last night, when Iftikhar spoke to you soft and low, I could see your eye following his as a weaver's the shuttle.