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Definition of thread vein - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
medicalTECH. UK small visible vein near the skin surfaceTECH. UK
- She was concerned about the thread veins on her legs.
- The dermatologist offered treatments for thread veins.
- Thread veins can appear on the face as well.
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Expressions with thread
theme or characteristic shared by different things or people
The common thread among these stories is their focus on resilience..
recurring theme in a story or discussion
The red thread of love runs through the novel.
small chance or possibility
He held onto a slender thread of hope.
basic principle that connects and supports various parts of something
Justice is the golden thread that runs through the fabric of society..
pass a thread through a needle's eye
She learned to thread the needle in her sewing class.
understand the main idea or story
I couldn't follow the thread of the movie's plot.
move carefully through a crowded or difficult place
She had to thread her way through the busy market.
close to failure or collapse
His career is hanging by a thread.
in a very precarious or dangerous situation
His job was hanging by a thread after the mistake.
stop understanding or following a conversation or story
I lost the thread and couldn't follow the story.
resume something after an interruption
After the break, she picked up the thread of her story.
hold on to something very fragile
In the storm, the bird clung to a thread of the nest.
thin strand used with a needle to join pieces of fabric
She chose a strong sewing thread for the denim jacket.
narrow line or beam that shines in darkness
A thread of light slipped through the curtains.
continuous line of ideas or reasoning in the mind
She lost her thread of thought during the speech.
move carefully between small gaps or obstacles in something
The cyclist had to thread through the tight spaces between cars.
central theme providing direction in a narrative
The guiding thread of the story was love.
unseen connection that links people or things together
There is an invisible thread connecting old friends.
measure of fabric fineness by thread density
The sheet has a thread count of 300.
move carefully through a crowded or difficult place
She threaded her way through the busy market.
post a new message to revive a discussion
He bumped the thread to get more responses.
execution of a task without interruption
The program runs on a single thread.
machine that produces threads for sewing
The factory's thread maker was running all day.
helical ridge on a screw for fastening
The screw thread ensures the bolt stays secure.
Expressions with vein
natural talent for creative activities
She has a creative vein for painting.
showing style or quality that closely follows someone or something else
The director made a horror movie in the vein of classic 1980s slashers.
on a different topic or subject
He started talking in a different vein about his recent travels.
in a similar manner or style
Her second novel was written in the same vein as her first.
plentiful supply of something valuable or useful
The library has a rich vein of historical documents.
discover a rich source of something
The team struck a vein of creativity during the brainstorming session.
done in a way intended to be funny
He spoke in a humorous vein during the meeting.
in a similar manner or style
She continued her speech in that same vein.
in a similar style or manner
She continued her speech in that vein, focusing on unity.
in a similar style or manner
She continued her speech in this vein.
expressing a sad or reflective mood
The poem was written in melancholy vein.
express deep emotions or thoughts openly
The poet opened a vein in her latest work.
strong cheese with blue veins inside
I love the taste of blue vein on crackers.
characterized by a practical and true-to-life approach
The novel is written in a more realistic vein.
in a way that is similar or related
She continued her speech in a similar vein.
recurring theme or pattern of racism
The vein of racism is evident in the media coverage.
having a sad or thoughtful mood or style
The novel is written in a melancholy vein.
small, visible veins near the skin surface
She has spider vein on her legs.
large neck veins carrying blood from head to heart
The doctor checked his jugular vein for a pulse.
swollen and twisted vein usually in the legs
Her grandmother suffered from painful varicose veins for many years..
large vein carrying blood from head, neck, and upper chest to heart
The brachiocephalic vein drains blood into the superior vena cava.
blood clots in legs moving to lungs
He was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis after the flight.
large vein carrying blood to the liver from the intestines
The portal vein is crucial for transporting nutrients from digestion to the liver..
vein carrying oxygenated blood from lungs to heart
The pulmonary vein is essential for oxygen transport in the body..
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- French:varicosité, ...
- German:Besenreiser, ...
- Italian:capillare, ...
- Spanish:venita, ...
- Portuguese:veia fina, ...
- Chinese:红血丝, ...
- Japanese:毛細血管, ...
- Arabic:وَرِيد عَنْكَبُوتِي, ...
- Hebrew:וְרִיד נִימִי, ...
- Russian:сосудистая звёздочка, ...
- Ukrainian:судинна зірочка, ...
- Hindi:धागे की नस, ...
- Bengali:থ্রেড ভেইন, ...
- Catalan:veneta, ...
- Czech:metličková žilka, ...
- Danish:karsprængning, ...
- Dutch:spatader, ...
- Greek:ευρυαγγεία, ...
- Hungarian:seprűvéna, ...
- Khmer:សរសៃឈាមវ៉ែនតូចៗដែលមើលឃើញនៅជិតផ្ទៃស្បែក, ...
- Korean:실핏줄, ...
- Persian:ورید عنکبوتی, ...
- Polish:pajączki, ...
- Portuguese (BR):veia fina, ...
- Romanian:venă capilară, ...
- Swedish:kärlbristning, ...
- Thai:เส้นเลือดฝอย, ...
- Turkish:kılcal damar, ...
- Vietnamese:tĩnh mạch mạng nhện, ...
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