vein
vein
veɪn
vein
British pronunciation
/vˈe‍ɪn/

Définition et signification de « vein » en anglais

Vein
01

veine

any tube or vessel that carries blood to one's heart
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vein definition and meaning
example
Exemples
Veins help move blood from the legs and arms back to the heart.
Les veines aident à déplacer le sang des jambes et des bras vers le cœur.
Blood clots can form in veins, which can be dangerous if they travel to other parts of the body.
Des caillots sanguins peuvent se former dans les veines, ce qui peut être dangereux s'ils se déplacent vers d'autres parties du corps.
02

nervure, veine

a rigid, branching structure that provides support and strength to the wing, allowing for controlled flight
example
Exemples
The dragonfly 's wing veins create a delicate lattice.
Entomologists study the pattern of veins on butterfly wings.
03

veine, style

a distinctive style or manner
example
Exemples
The poem was written in a humorous vein.
She spoke in a reflective vein during the lecture.
04

veine, filon

a layer of ore between layers of rock
example
Exemples
The miners extracted gold from a vein in the mountain.
The vein of silver ran deep underground.
05

nervure, veine

any of the vascular bundles or ribs that form the branching framework of conducting and supporting tissues in a leaf or other plant organ
example
Exemples
The leaf 's veins transport water and nutrients.
Maple leaves have prominent veins visible on both sides.
to vein
01

veiner, marbrer

make a veinlike pattern
example
Exemples
The artist veined the leaves with fine ink lines.
Chocolate can be veined with caramel for decoration.
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