Interglot - "vein" translated from English to French

Summary

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vein:
- veine; grain; nervure
Wiktionary:
- vein → veine, côte, filon, gisement
- vein → nervure, veine, filon

English

Detailed Translations for vein from English to French

the vein
la veine
- veine [la ~] nomen
the vein (grain; nerve)
le grain; la nervure; la veine
- grain [le ~] nomen
- nervure [la ~] nomen
- veine [la ~] nomen

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
grain	grain; nerve; vein	a spark of; bead; beads; crumb; grain; grains; granule; pellets; torrent of rain
nervure	grain; nerve; vein	rib; ridge
veine	grain; nerve; vein	be happy; chance; fortunate; fortune; good luck; luck; windfall
-	mineral vein; nervure; vena; venous blood vessel
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	nerve; rib

one of the horny ribs that stiffen and support the wing of an insect¹
a blood vessel that carries blood from the capillaries toward the heart¹
- all veins except the pulmonary vein carry unaerated blood¹
a distinctive style or manner¹
- he continued in this vein for several minutes¹
a layer of ore between layers of rock¹
any of the vascular bundles or ribs that form the branching framework of conducting and supporting tissues in a leaf or other plant organ¹
make a veinlike pattern¹

vein

noun

vein

noun

Partie d’un continent ou d’une île qui borde la mer.
- côte → coast; shore; bank; vein; seaside; seaboard; sea-shore; sea-coast; coast-line
veine métallique ou fossile, souterraine ou à fleur de terre.
- filon → vein
marine|fr situation des côtes de la mer.
- gisement → shoal; seabed; layer; bed; stratum; deposit; oilfield; goldfield; vein; berth; couch; encampment; lair
Vaisseau ramenant le sang au cœur
- veine → vein
Nervure de feuille
- veine → vein
Marque longue et étroite sur le bois ou la pierre
- veine → vein
Filon d’un dépôt long et mince
- veine → vein

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• vein	→ nervure	↔ Blattader — Botanik: das Blattgerüst, welches aus Leitbündeln mit mehreren Strang besteht
• vein	→ veine	↔ Vene — Anatomie: Blutgefäß, das das Blut vom Körper zum Herzen führt
• vein	→ filon; veine	↔ Ader — Geologie: mit Mineralien, Erz, Wasser oder Ähnlichem ausgefüllter Gang
• vein	→ veine	↔ Ader — Anatomie: Bezeichnung für alle Blutgefäße
• vein	→ veine	↔ ader — bloedvat met zuurstofarm bloed