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vine

Pronunciation: [vaɪn]

Word

Learn how to use vine in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “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.

Example

The vine in the garden is growing beautifully and will soon have flowers.

Example

The vine didn't get enough sunlight and stopped growing.

Example

What types of vines do you have in your backyard?

Context: “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.

Example

The vineyard is famous for its sweet vine that produces the best grapes.

Example

This year, the vine didn't yield any grapes because of the bad weather.

Example

How long does it take for a new vine to start producing grapes?

Context: “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.

Example

The ivy is vining beautifully up the trellis in the garden.

Example

The young plant isn't vining yet because it lacks support.

Example

Is the plant vining correctly towards the light?

How to pronounce vine

Pronunciation: [vaɪn]

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