vine
Prononciation : [vaɪn]
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Contexte : « plants »
(noun) a plant that has a long stem and climbs or spreads out. Vines can grow on trees, walls, or the ground. They often have grapes or flowers.
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The vine in the garden is growing beautifully and will soon have flowers.
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The vine didn't get enough sunlight and stopped growing.
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What types of vines do you have in your backyard?
Contexte : « food »
(noun) a type of plant that produces grapes, which are often used to make wine. Vines are very important in the wine-making process.
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The vineyard is famous for its sweet vine that produces the best grapes.
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This year, the vine didn't yield any grapes because of the bad weather.
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How long does it take for a new vine to start producing grapes?
Contexte : « growth »
(verb) to grow and climb like a vine does. This can refer to how plants spread out or how someone might grow in a certain way.
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The ivy is vining beautifully up the trellis in the garden.
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The young plant isn't vining yet because it lacks support.
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Is the plant vining correctly towards the light?
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