vine leaf

vaɪn lif

vine leaves

vine leaf: leaf from a grapevine, sometimes used in cooking

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Definition of vine leaf - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

grapevine plant

leaf from a grapevine, sometimes used in cooking

She wrapped the rice in a vine leaf.
The chef prepared stuffed vine leaves for the appetizer.
Vine leaves are often used in Mediterranean dishes.

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leaf from a grapevine, sometimes used in cooking

Expressions with vine

clinging vine

person who depends excessively on others, especially in relationships

She was often described as a clinging vine by her friends..

dead on the vine

adj.

failed at an early stage, never reaching fruition

The project was dead on the vine after funding was cut.

die on the vine

fail to develop due to neglect or lack of resources

The project died on the vine due to budget cuts.

wither on the vine

fail because of neglect or lack of action

The project will wither on the vine if ignored.

pumpkin vine

plant that produces pumpkins

The pumpkin vine spread across the garden.

cucumber vine

plant that produces cucumbers

The cucumber vine grew rapidly in the summer heat.

Expressions with leaf

leaf through

turn pages of a book quickly without reading carefully

He leaf through the magazine while waiting.

leaf peeping

activity of traveling to view and photograph autumn foliage

Every fall, they go leaf peeping in the mountains.

fig leaf

something used to hide an undesirable fact

The apology was just a fig leaf for their mistakes.

turn over a new leaf

make a fresh start by changing habits or behavior for the better

After years of procrastination, he decided to turn over a new leaf.

shake like a leaf

tremble intensely from fear, cold, or nervousness

He began to shake like a leaf before the speech.

shivering like a leaf

adj.

extremely nervous or anxious

He was shivering like a leaf before his big presentation.

tremble like a leaf

shake uncontrollably from fear or cold

She began to tremble like a leaf during the storm.

take a leaf out of someone's book

adopt an idea or practice from another person's example

She decided to take a leaf out of her mentor's book and work harder.

autumn leaf

leaf that falls from a tree in autumn

She collected an autumn leaf for her scrapbook.

banana leaf

leaf of the banana plant, used in cooking and decoration

She wrapped the fish in a banana leaf before grilling it.

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betel leaf

plant use

leaf from the betel pepper vine used for chewing or medicine

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French:feuille de vigne, ...
German:Weinblatt, ...
Italian:foglia di vite, ...
Spanish:hoja de vid, ...
Portuguese:folha de videira, ...
Chinese:葡萄叶, ...
Japanese:ブドウの葉, ...
Arabic:وَرَقَة عِنَب, ...
Hebrew:עָלֶה גֶּפֶן, ...
Russian:виноградный лист, ...
Ukrainian:лист винограду, ...
Hindi:अंगूर का पत्ता, ...
Bengali:আঙুরের পাতা, ...
Catalan:fulla de parra, ...
Czech:vinný list, ...
Danish:vinblad, ...
Dutch:druivenblad, ...
Greek:φύλλο αμπελιού, ...
Hungarian:szőlőlevél, ...
Khmer:ស្លឹកទំពាំងបាយជូរ, ...
Korean:포도잎, ...
Persian:برگ مو, ...
Polish:liść winorośli, ...
Portuguese (BR):folha de videira, ...
Romanian:frunză de viță-de-vie, ...
Swedish:vinblad, ...
Thai:ใบองุ่น, ...
Turkish:üzüm yaprağı, ...
Vietnamese:lá nho, ...

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