threaded
Pronunciation: [ˈθrɛdɪd]
Context: "crafts"
(adjective) when something is made with threads, like fabric or yarn. It means that many small pieces of string or fiber are sewn together in a special way to create something useful or pretty.
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The decorated pillow was beautifully threaded with colorful yarn.
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The blanket looked simple and was not threaded at all.
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Is that sweater threaded with original designs or just plain?
Context: "technology"
(verb) to put together something using a long, thin piece, often in a computer or tech setting. Like when you connect cables through a machine or when connecting software components.
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She carefully threaded the wires through the machine to make sure everything worked.
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He forgot to thread the cables correctly, which caused the device to malfunction.
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Did you thread the new cable through the system properly?
Context: "communication"
(verb) to start or set up a series of messages or comments in a conversation, like when people reply to each other in a chat. It's like having a discussion that connects different ideas together.
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They threaded their comments in a way that made the conversation clear and exciting.
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The comments were not threaded, making it hard to understand the main point of the discussion.
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Have you ever threaded your replies to keep the conversation organized?