grapevine in Irish
grapevine in Irish is fíniúin — grapevine means the woody vine on which grapes grow.
grapevine in Irish
fíniúin
The plant, a vine of genus Vitis, on which grapes grow.
What does "grapevine" mean?
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noun The woody vine on which grapes grow.
"The grapevine climbed along the old stone wall of the vineyard."
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noun An informal, person-to-person network through which rumors and news travel.
"I heard through the grapevine that they're getting engaged."
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grapevine in a sentence
- The grapevine climbed along the old stone wall of the vineyard.
- I heard through the grapevine that they're getting engaged.
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What is "grapevine" in Irish?
"grapevine" in Irish is fíniúin. grapevine means: The woody vine on which grapes grow.
How do you use "grapevine" in a sentence?
Example: "The grapevine climbed along the old stone wall of the vineyard." In Irish, "grapevine" is fíniúin.
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