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vining

/ˈvaɪnɪŋ/

Translations

viningnoun

croissance grimpanteBotanique.

The vining of the ivy along the garden wall created a beautiful green tapestry.

La croissance grimpante du lierre le long du mur du jardin a créé une magnifique tapisserie verte.

vininggerund / present participle

/ˈvaɪnɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe plants that grow by climbing or trailing.

grimpantSe dit surtout des plantes.

The vining tomato varieties require sturdy stakes to keep the fruit off the ground.

Les variétés de tomates grimpantes nécessitent des tuteurs solides pour garder les fruits hors du sol.

Additional translations

rampantBotanique; peut s'employer pour des plantes qui s'étalent ou s'accrochent.

vineverb

vining

Gerund

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

Definitions

viningnoun

The act or process of a plant growing in a way that involves climbing or trailing along a support.

The vining of the ivy along the garden wall created a beautiful green tapestry.

vininggerund / present participle

Having the growth habit of a vine, especially in climbing or trailing along a support.

The vining tomato varieties require sturdy stakes to keep the fruit off the ground.

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.