veined

UK
/veɪnd/
US
/veɪnd/
veinedverb
veined
Präteritum
veined
Partizip Perfekt
UK
/veɪnd/
US
/veɪnd/
Non-lemma verb form: simple past tense and past participle of the verb "vein".
Definitionen
Simple past tense of vein.
The artisan veined the marble by hand.
Past participle of vein.
The stone had been expertly veined to mimic natural patterns.
veinedadjektiv
more veined
Komp.
most veined
Super.
UK
/veɪnd/
US
/veɪnd/
Übersetzungen
The veined marble countertop added elegance to the kitchen.
Жилистая мраморная столешница добавила элегантности кухне.
The veined leaves of the plant were a deep green color.
Прожилковатые листья растения были глубокого зеленого цвета.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
с прожилками
в жилах
Definitionen
Having streaks, lines, or patterns resembling veins.
The marble countertop was beautifully veined with shades of gray and white.
Marked with or as if with veins, often used to describe leaves or wings.
The butterfly's wings were delicately veined, creating an intricate pattern.
veinverb

veined

Präteritum

veined
Präteritum
veined
Partizip Perfekt
veining
Gerundium
UK
/veɪn/
US
/veɪn/
Transitive and intransitive; meaning ‘to mark with veins’ or ‘to become veined’.
Definitionen
To mark, furnish, or become marked with veins or vein-like streaks.
Artisans veined the plaster so that it resembled polished marble.
veinsubstantiv
Definitionen
A blood vessel that carries blood towards the heart.
The doctor explained that the blood sample would be taken from a vein in my arm.
A distinctive style or quality, especially of writing or speaking.
The author's latest book is written in a humorous vein.
A layer of ore or mineral embedded in rock.
The miners discovered a rich vein of gold deep within the mountain.
A streak or stripe of a different color or composition in a material.
The marble countertop had a beautiful vein of blue running through it.
A rib or nerve of a leaf or an insect's wing.
The botanist pointed out the prominent vein structure on the leaf.
veinadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to, involving, or intended for veins; used before another noun.
She underwent vein surgery to treat her varicose veins.