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Definition of vine - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantsplant with long stems that grow along the ground or climb supports
- Grapes grow on the vine in the vineyard..
2.
social mediaDated US very short looping video clip originally limited to six secondsDated US
- He shared a funny vine of his cat playing..
Images of vine
plant with long stems that grow along the ground or climb supports
Expressions with vine
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person who depends excessively on others, especially in relationships
She was often described as a clinging vine by her friends..
failed at an early stage, never reaching fruition
The project was dead on the vine after funding was cut.
fail to develop due to neglect or lack of resources
The project died on the vine due to budget cuts.
fail because of neglect or lack of action
The project will wither on the vine if ignored.
plant that produces pumpkins
The pumpkin vine spread across the garden.
leaf from a grapevine, sometimes used in cooking
She wrapped the rice in a vine leaf.
plant that produces cucumbers
The cucumber vine grew rapidly in the summer heat.
climbing plant with bright orange flowers
The trumpet vine covered the entire wall of the house.
pest that damages plant roots
Farmers often struggle with vine weevil infestations.
climbing plant with inflated seed capsules, sometimes used in medicine
Balloon vine is used in some traditional medicines.
climbing plant with red, white, or pink flowers and fine leaves
The cypress vine climbed the fence with its pink flowers.
tropical climbing plant with claw-shaped flowers
The jade vine grows beautiful claw-shaped flowers.
plant known as wolfberry
Matrimony vine is often used in herbal teas.
fruit resembling peach growing on a vine
The vine peach is popular in summer gardens.
woody vine with trumpet-shaped reddish flowers
The cross vine bloomed beautifully in the garden.
climbing plant with potato-like tubers
The potato vine grew rapidly over the garden fence.
invasive plant species widespread in the southern United States
Farmers struggle to control the kudzu vine.
flowering vine native to Mexico with bright pink flowers
The coral vine covered the garden fence with pink flowers.
climbing plant with hooked spines
The lawyer vine tangled around the trees in the dense forest..
parasitic vine with white flowers and orange-yellow stems
The love vine wrapped around the tree's branches.
creeping tropical plant with yellow flowers and spiny fruit
Puncture vine grows quickly and has sharp spiny fruit.
woody flowering vine with cross-shaped stem section
The quarter-vine grows abundantly in the southern United States.
woody vine in the genus Celastrus
The staff vine climbed up the old fence.
small maple tree from western North America with thicket-forming stems
Vine maple grows in forests of the Pacific Northwest.
Origin of vine
Latin, vīnea (vineyard)
Terms with vine included in their meaning
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botany
woody vine that produces grapes
grocery produce
edible fruit of a tropical vine, sweet and tart
fruit
edible berry of a woody vine, green flesh with tiny black seeds
garden vine
plant producing edible fruit
plant
tropical vine with edible tuberous root
plant
climbing vine cultivated for edible tubers
plant
vine with sweet, musky-smelling fruit
vine
tropical climbing plant that yields sponge gourds
plant
edible legume that develops underground on a low-growing vine
plant
tropical vine of the cucumber family, known for its edible fruit
vine with berries
plant with orange fruit revealing red seeds
plants
large rounded squash-like fruit from a climbing vine
flower
flowering vine known for white lace-cap flowers
vine
evergreen climbing plant with lobed leaves often used in decoration
plant
tropical Asian vine with purple or white flowers and pods
epipremnum aureum
tropical vine with heart-shaped leaves
fruit vine
type of wild grape native to North America
plant
vine species Benincasa hispida grown in Asia
vine species
Asian climbing plant with chewable leaves
ornamental plant
ornamental vine with bright, colorful bracts
plant
climbing woody vine in tropical forests
plant
flowering vine cultivated for long fruit spice
plant
tropical vine with edible fruit used as a vegetable
vine
plant with fragrant white flowers, evergreen leaves, in Apocynaceae family
Examples of vine in a sentence
A vine covered the entire side of the house. That vine went viral overnight. She created a vine to promote her new song.
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- French:plante grimpante, micro-vidéo en boucle, ...
- German:Rankpflanze, Vine-Video, ...
- Italian:vite, clip su Vine, ...
- Spanish:vid, clip de Vine, ...
- Portuguese:parreira, vídeo de seis segundos do Vine, ...
- Chinese:藤, 短视频, ...
- Japanese:つる植物, ヴァイン動画, ...
- Arabic:كرمة, مقطع فديو قصير متكرر, ...
- Hebrew:גֶּפֶן, וָיְן, ...
- Russian:виноградная лоза, видео на Vine, ...
- Ukrainian:виноградна лоза, відео на Vine, ...
- Hindi:बेल, वाइन वीडियो, ...
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