vine in Latin
vine in Latin is vitis — vine means a climbing or trailing plant with a flexible stem, especially one that produces grapes.
vine in Latin
vitis
Any plant whose stem requires support and which climbs by tendrils or twining.
What does "vine" mean?
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noun A climbing or trailing plant with a flexible stem, especially one that produces grapes.
"They picked the grapes off the vine."
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vine in a sentence
- They picked the grapes off the vine.
- They walked through rows of vines heavy with ripe grapes.
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What is "vine" in Latin?
"vine" in Latin is vitis. vine means: A climbing or trailing plant with a flexible stem, especially one that produces grapes.
How do you use "vine" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked through rows of vines heavy with ripe grapes." In Latin, "vine" is vitis.
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