vine

UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/

Translations

vinenoun
vines
pl
UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/
The vine grew rapidly over the summer.
Лоза быстро росла летом.
лианаобщее название вьющегося растения
The vine climbed the wall.
Лиана взобралась по стене.
Additional translations
вайнинтернет-сленг; короткий юмористический видеоролик
виноградная лозао виноградной лозе
vineverb
vined
Past Simple
vined
Past Participle
vining
Gerund
UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/
The plant will vine up the trellis.
Растение будет виться по шпалере.
Additional translations
извиватьсяо растениях, растущих и распространяясь по опоре
vineadjective
Attributive use before a noun (e.g., vine tomatoes) warrants adjective treatment.
лианныйботан.; в атрибутивном употреблении
We bought fresh vine tomatoes at the market.
Мы купили на рынке свежие лианные томаты.

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.