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veined

/veyn/US // veɪn //UK // (veɪn) //

有脉络,脉络,有脉络的,有纹路的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : one of the system of branching vessels or tubes conveying blood from various parts of the body to the heart.
    • : any blood vessel.
    • : one of the riblike thickenings that form the framework of the wing of an insect.
    • : one of the strands or bundles of vascular tissue forming the principal framework of a leaf.
    • : any body or stratum of ore, coal, etc., clearly separated or defined: a rich vein of coal.
    • : a body or mass of igneous rock, deposited mineral, or the like occupying a crevice or fissure in rock; lode.
    • : a natural channel or watercourse beneath the surface of the earth.
    • : the water running through such a channel.
    • : a streak or marking, as of a different shade or color, running through marble, wood, etc.
    • : a condition, mood, or temper: a vein of pessimism.
    • : a tendency, quality, or strain traceable in character, conduct, writing, etc.; manner or style: to write in a poetic vein.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to furnish with veins.
    • : to mark with lines or streaks suggesting veins.
    • : to extend over or through in the manner of veins: Broad new highways vein the countryside.

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Examples

  • Compression socks apply pressure to your veins and muscles and air circulation from your feet to your heart.

  • In a similar vein, focus on hiring, training, and retaining talented professionals, and routinely instilling in them an emphasis on the real benefits your product provides for your customers.

  • In a similar vein, it only felt right that Kenya’s most symbolically significant FKT should also be in Kenyan hands.

  • Along a similar vein, we have just analyzed the shape of an apple .

  • In those cases, the veins indicate that the rock had once interacted with flowing water.

  • Rather than downing a handful of pills, I planned to take my life by opening a vein in each wrist.

  • “There is such a vein of intelligence and deeply steeped expertise among them,” he says.

  • Whenever I look for a vein of sadness in Oliona it melts away.

  • In the decade following World War I, Hopper settled on a vein of imagery that has been his special glory ever since.

  • So in the vein of March Madness, here are my picks for the Final Four of the 2014 GOP championship of crazy.

  • Through it runs a vein about one vara wide, extending east and west for some distance.

  • A vein of shrewd and humorous sarcasm, together with an under-current of quiet selfishness, made him a very pleasant companion. '

  • The length of the fibre, moreover, cannot be determined with any absolute certainty from the thickness of the vein.

  • We have likewise found a vein of plumbago, which was an object of search, on the supposition that it was coal.

  • The specimen of this breccia is attached to a plate of granular quartz, and may possibly have been part of a vein.