vine
名词 n.
英文释义
名词 n.
- Any plant whose stem requires support and which climbs by tendrils or twining.
- Any plant the stem of which creeps along the ground.
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A stem of such plants, especially when thick and rope-like; a liana.
— This was a full-on jungle, full of all kinds of creepy things - snakes, spiders. They expected Tarzan to come swinging by on a vine.
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A climbing plant that produces grapes.
— They picked the grapes off the vine.
- Any plant of the genus Vitis.
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Alamo vine
Alleghany vine
Allegheny vine
American Vine
apricot vine
arbor vine
balloon vine
bamboo vine
Barbados gooseberry vine
bean vine
bell vine
birdvine
bitter vine
black-eyed Susan vine
black vine weevil
blaspheme-vine
blaspheme vine
blue vine
bower vine
buckwheat vine
Burdekin vine
cacoon vine
calabar-bean vine
calabash vine
canarybird vine
canary vine
cantaloupe vine
cardinal vine
caustic vine
chalice vine
chameleon vine
Chinese matrimony vine
Chinese trumpet vine
chocolate vine
cinnamon vine
climbing hemp vine
clinging vine
clockvine
clock vine
common grape vine
common matrimony vine
coral vine
corkscrew vine
cow itch vine
crab's-eye vine
cross vine
crossvine
cubeb vine
cucumber vine
cup-and-saucer vine
cypress vine
dead on the vine
deer vine
devil's vine
die on the vine
dodder vine
dwell under one's vine and fig-tree
Easter lily vine
elephant's-vine
emerald vine
Enslen's vine
flame vine
flamevine
flax vine
fleece vine
garlic vine
Goa bean vine
gourd vine
grapevine
grape vine
groundnut vine
ground vine
Guinea gold vine
Harvey's vine
headache vine
hell vine
hemp-vine
hempvine
hive vine
honeyvine
hop vine
hop-vine
hopvine
Hottentot bread vine
hummingbird vine
hungry vine
india-rubber vine
Isle of Wight vine
ivy vine
jade vine
kangaroo vine
kiwi vine
kudzu vine
lace-flower vine
lawyer vine
lemon vine
licorice vine
link vine
love vine
Madagascar rubber vine
Madeira vine
magnolia vine
maidenhair vine
matrimony vine
matrimony-vine
melon vine
Mexican ivy vine
Mexican vine
mignonette vine
mile-a-minute vine
milk vine
monkshood vine
negro vine
old vines
partridge-vine
passionflower vine
peanut vine
pea vine
pepper vine
pepper-vine
pipe vine
pipevine
poison vine
potato vine
prairie gourd vine
pumpkin vine
puncture vine
quarter vine
railroad vine
rattan vine
red-bead vine
redvine
rubber vine
Russian vine
sand vine
scrub vine
seven-year vine
silk vine
silver lace vine
silver-lace vine
silver vine
silvervine
snail vine
snake vine
soapberry vine
sorrel vine
squash vine borer
squash vine
squaw vine
squawvine
staff vine
strainer vine
strawberry vine
summer squash vine
sweet melon vine
sweet potato vine
Tangier peavine
tara vine
the vine that ate the South
thunder god vine
tie vine
trumpet vine
trumpet-vine
turtle vine
Uruguay potato vine
vase vine
vine and fig-tree
vine apple
vine bamboo
vine beetle
vine-berry
vine bind
vine-black
vine borer
vine-bower
vine branch
vine-branch
vine cactus
vine-clad
vined
vine-disease
vine dragon
vine-dresser
vinedresser
vine-feeder
vine-fly
vine forester
vine fretter
vine-fretter
vine fruit
vine-fungus
vine-gall
vine gall-insect
vine-garden
vine-garth
vine-grower
vine-growing
vine grub
vine-grub
vine hawk moth
vine-hook
vine hopper
vine inchworm
vine-knife
vineland
vine-leaf
vine leaf
vine leek
vineless
vinelet
vine-like
vine louse
vine-louse
vine-man
vine maple
vine-master
vine mesquite
vine mildew
vine-mildew
vine moth
vine-moth
vine of Sodom
vine-pear
vine-pest
vine-press
vine-prop
vine pull schemes
viner
vine-rake
vine-rod
vinery
vine sawfly
vine-sawfly
vine-scroll
vine-scrub
vine scrub
vine slug
vine snail
vine-snail
vine snake
vine sorrel
vine sphinx
vine spinach
vine staff
vine-staff
vine-stock
vine tree
vine-tree
vine-wand
vine-water
vine weevil
vine-weevil
vine-worm
vineyard
vining
Virginia vine
Virginian vine
watermelon vine
water vine
water-vine
wax vine
white potato vine
white vine
white-vine stem
wild potato vine
wild sweet potato vine
winter melon vine
wire vine
wither on the vine
with-vine
wonga vine
wonga wonga vine
wood-vine
yellow passionvine
词源
From Middle English vīne, from Anglo-Norman vigne, from Vulgar Latin vīnia, from Latin vīnea (“vines in a vineyard”), from vīneus (“related to wine”), from vīnum (“wine”), from Proto-Italic *wīnom, from Proto-Indo-European *wóyh₁nom (“vine, wine”), from *weh₁y- (“to twist, wrap”). Doublet of wine.
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