crocheted
crocheted — adjective
1. made by pulling thread or yarn into loops with a small hook
made by pulling thread or yarn into loops with a small hook
Tara wore a crocheted hat to the windy market by the harbor.
crocheted + clothing noun
A crocheted blanket lay across the sofa in Feng's living room.
crocheted + household item
Minh bought crocheted flowers for the baby's room at the fair.
The cafe hung crocheted stars above the window during the winter festival.
文法句型
crocheted + noun
用法筆記
Usually placed before a noun to describe the finished object. When the focus is on the action itself, English more often uses the verb sense instead.
crocheted — verb
1. past simple and past participle of 'crochet' when someone made an item by drawin
past simple and past participle of 'crochet' when someone made an item by drawing yarn through loops with a crochet hook
Christopher crocheted a blue scarf for his daughter during the train ride.
past simple: crocheted + object + for [person]
By spring, Nkechi had crocheted enough squares for a full blanket.
past perfect: had crocheted + enough + plural noun
Layla crocheted tiny apples onto the child's school bag last night.
Ezra crocheted matching gloves after measuring both of his sons' hands.
文法句型
crocheted + object
had crocheted + object
用法筆記
Takes the finished thing as its object, not the material. The material usually appears later with 'from' or 'with'.
常見錯誤
2. past simple and past participle of 'crochet' when someone spent time doing this
past simple and past participle of 'crochet' when someone spent time doing this craft
Noa crocheted by the window while soup simmered on the stove.
intransitive use with place phrase
Tendai crocheted every evening after the children finished their homework.
intransitive use with time phrase
Sven crocheted on the bus and smiled at the growing sleeve.
The twins crocheted together through the long stormy afternoon.
文法句型
crocheted + adverbial
had crocheted for + time period
用法筆記
Used without a direct object when the point is the activity itself. Add a time or place phrase if you want to show when or where the work happened.