Weave around Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To move left and right to avoid people or things in your way, often by taking a winding or zigzag path. Can also mean to navigate a situation by skillfully avoiding obstacles.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly informal; especially used for physical movement (walking, driving), but sometimes metaphorical for avoiding problems. Common with 'through', 'around', 'between' (e.g., 'weave around people', 'weave through traffic'). Don't confuse with 'wave' (move hand) or 'weave' (make fabric).
Example Sentences
The dog likes to weave around people at the park.
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Drivers must weave around potholes on this road.
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He had to weave around the tables to reach the door.
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She expertly weaved around the crowd and left without anyone noticing.
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I watched him weave around the traffic like it was nothing.
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If you want to get things done in this office, you have to weave around the bureaucracy.
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