To organize; to form into a group or system.

referring to the textile industry or materials produced by spinning and weaving

textile; fabric; textile goods

A collective organization or branch of a political party, especially the various local or departmental units of the Communist Party of China.

to knit or weave fabric and clothing by hand or machine

World Trade Organization; WTO

to weave, knit, plait, or braid fibers or strips into a fabric or item

person who organizes or coordinates an event, group, or activity

to mingle or become mixed together; often used for feelings or abstract concepts

United Nations specialized agency for international public health, headquartered in Geneva

In medicine, refers to tissues such as muscles and ligaments; soft tissue; parenchyma

scientific study of the microscopic structure of plant and animal tissues

International trade organization established in 1995 to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), headquartered in Geneva; often abbreviated as [[世贸组织|世貿組織|shi4 mao4 zu3 zhi1]]

The lowest-level units of a political, social, or administrative structure

General term for textiles, cloth, or any materials woven or knitted from fibers such as cotton, linen, wool, or silk

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development; short form of [[经济合作与发展组织|經濟合作與發展組織|jing1 ji4 he2 zuo4 yu3 fa1 zhan3 zu3 zhi1]]

The industrial sector focused on the spinning and weaving of cloth and fabrics

UNESCO; United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

Al-Qaeda organization

A primary type of animal tissue that supports, connects, or separates different types of tissues and organs, consisting of cells, fibers, and an extracellular matrix.

The fundamental law or constitution of a government or organization

A nongovernmental social or communal organization formed to represent the interests of a specific group, such as a trade union, women's federation, or student union.

to weave or the industry of manufacturing textiles on a loom

to weave threads such as cotton, silk, or wool into cloth

a bag or sack made of woven material, typically plastic fibers

Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries

textile factory; cotton mill

dense and spongy connective tissue composed of bone cells and a mineral-rich matrix; it serves to support and protect the body of an animal

a machine for weaving fabric; includes both shuttle and shuttleless types

Food and Agriculture Organization, an abbreviation of the United Nations agency focused on international efforts to defeat hunger

A figure in Chinese mythology, the granddaughter of the celestial emperor, who fell in love with the cowherd [[牛郎|牛郎|niu2 lang2]] and was separated from him by the Milky Way

The loose connective tissue located underneath the dermis, containing blood vessels, nerves, and fat; it helps maintain body temperature and cushions against impact.

To weave together; to form a fabric or object by weaving.

Regular activities, meetings, or study sessions held for members of a political party or social organization.

The degree to which members of a party or group are loyal to and comply with the rules and discipline of their organization.

silk fabric woven with colorful, elaborate patterns; tapestry

Palestine Liberation Organization; abbreviation for [[巴勒斯坦解放组织|巴勒斯坦解放組織|ba1 le4 si1 tan3 jie3 fang4 zu3 zhi1]]

The characters Niulang and Zhinü from Chinese mythology who are separated by the Milky Way and allowed to meet only once a year

the process where a system organizes its internal structure without external control

international environmental organization dedicated to environmental protection and non-violent protest

crowded with visitors; packed with tourists

knit goods or clothes made by hand-knitting or by machine, such as sweaters, scarves, gloves, and socks

The Islamic Jihad movement, specifically referring to the Palestinian militant organization

General term for textiles, clothing, or handicrafts made from woven silk or rayon.

An organic compound released by cells in response to injury and in allergic and inflammatory reactions, causing contraction of smooth muscle and dilation of capillaries; also used to treat certain nerve disorders.

textile; woven fabric; cloth

machine used for weaving thread or yarn into fabric

A type of animal tissue made of tightly packed cells that covers body surfaces, lines internal cavities and tubes, and forms various organs; its functions include protection, absorption, and secretion.