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vine

/vaɪn/

Translations

vinenoun

vines

/vaɪn/

vigne

The grapevine in the garden has started to produce fruit this season.

La vigne dans le jardin a commencé à produire des fruits cette saison.

Additional translations

Vineanglicisme pour un clip vidéo court en boucle, lié à la plateforme Vine

Synonyms

vineverb

vined

Past Simple

vined

Past Participle

vining

Gerund

/vaɪn/

grimperSe dit d’une plante qui monte le long d’un support.

The ivy began to vine up the side of the old brick building.

Le lierre a commencé à grimper le long de l’ancien immeuble en briques.

Additional translations

s’enroulerPlus précis pour une croissance en s’attachant à un support.

Synonyms

vineadjective

Attributive use before a noun (e.g., vine tomatoes) warrants adjective treatment.

de vigne

We bought fresh vine tomatoes at the market.

Nous avons acheté des tomates de vigne fraîches au marché.

Synonyms

Definitions

vinenoun

A plant with a long, thin stem that grows along the ground or climbs a support by clinging with tendrils or by twining.

The grapevine in the garden has started to produce fruit this season.

A short looping video clip, especially one created with or posted on the Vine platform.

The comedian uploaded a hilarious vine that was shared thousands of times.

vineverb

To grow in a manner similar to a vine, often by climbing or spreading across a surface.

The ivy began to vine up the side of the old brick building.

vineadjective

Of, relating to, or produced by a vine; vine-grown.

We bought fresh vine tomatoes at the market.