Definition Conjugation
Definition of vail - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
respecttr. Rare UK lower something as a sign of respecttr. Rare UK
- He would vail his hat to the queen.
2.
homageintr. Rare UK pay homage or submit to someoneintr. Rare UK
- The knight vailed to his lord's command.
Noun
1.
financeRare UK profit or financial return from an activityRare UK
- The merchant sought vail from his trade.
2.
giftRare UK monetary gift or gratuityRare UK
- He received a generous vail from the appreciative guest..
Origin of vail
Latin, valere (to be strong)
Examples of vail in a sentence
Sailors vail their flags when entering the harbor. The villagers vailed to the new ruler's authority. He vailed to the traditions of the ancient ceremony. Investors were pleased with the vail from the new venture. The vail from the project exceeded all expectations. The waiter was happy with the vail he received.
She gave a small vail to the helpful porter.
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- French:incliner, profit, ...
- German:senken, Profit, ...
- Italian:abbassare, guadagno, ...
- Spanish:inclinarse, ganancia, ...
- Portuguese:baixar, lucro, ...
- Chinese:脱帽致敬, 利润, ...
- Japanese:下げる, 利益, ...
- Arabic:أَخْفَضَ, ربح, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָסִיר אֶת הַכּוֹבַע, רֶוַח, ...
- Russian:опускать, прибыль, ...
- Ukrainian:знімати, прибуток, ...
- Hindi:नीचे करना, लाभ, ...
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