vine

UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/
vinenoun
vines
pl
UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/
Traductions
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.
Traductions supplémentaires
Vineanglicisme pour un clip vidéo court en boucle, lié à la plateforme Vine
Définitions
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
vined
Past Simple
vined
Past Participle
vining
Gerund
UK
/vaɪn/
US
/vaɪn/
Traductions
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.
Traductions supplémentaires
s’enroulerPlus précis pour une croissance en s’attachant à un support.
Définitions
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
Attributive use before a noun (e.g., vine tomatoes) warrants adjective treatment.
Traductions
de vigne
We bought fresh vine tomatoes at the market.
Nous avons acheté des tomates de vigne fraîches au marché.
Définitions
Of, relating to, or produced by a vine; vine-grown.
We bought fresh vine tomatoes at the market.
vineproper noun
Définitions
A defunct social-media platform that allowed users to create and share six-second looping video clips.
Many internet personalities got their start on Vine before the service shut down.