vein

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vein
[veɪn]
sustantivo
1vena (f) (anatomía); nervio (m) (of leaf)
2filón (m) veta (f) (in rock); veta (f) (in wood, marble)
3(idioms)
  • in a lighter vein -> en un tono más ligero
  • in a similar vein -> en la misma vena, en el mismo tono

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vein [vein]
sustantivo
1Vena, vaso sanguíneo que lleva la sangre al corazón.
2Nervio del ala de un insecto.
3(Bot.) Vena, nervio, hacecillo de hebras en las hojas de las planta
sustantivo
4Vena, veta de metales en las minas; lo que llena una hendedura en la roca, particularmente cuando es depositado por soluciones acuosas; filón de mineral.
5Vena; se da este nombre a las listas de varios colores que se hallan en algunas piedras y madera
sustantivo
6Humor, genio.
7La disposición favorable para hacer alguna cosa.
8La inclinación del ingenio o talento.
  • A poetical vein -> vena, numen poético

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vein [veɪn]
noun
1 (Anat) (Bot) vena; (f)
2 (Min) [of ore] filón; (m) veta; (f) (in stone) vena; (f)
3 (streak) vena; (f)
there is a vein of anti-semitism running through his writing hay una vena antisemita en todos sus escritos
4 (mood, tone) vena; (f)
she went on in this vein for some time continuó de esta guisa en este tono durante un rato;or the next two speakers continued in the same vein los dos siguientes conferenciantes se expresaron en la misma línea
in a different vein

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Verb Conjugation for "vein"

Imperative
  • vein
  • you vein
  • he/she veins
  • we vein
  • you vein
  • they vein
Preterite
  • I veined
  • you veined
  • he/she veined
  • we veined
  • you veined
  • they veined
Present Continuous
  • I am veining
  • you are veining
  • he/she is veining
  • we are veining
  • you are veining
  • they are veining
Present Perfect
  • I have veined
  • you have veined
  • he/she has veined
  • we have veined
  • you have veined
  • they have veined
Past Continuous
  • I was veining
  • you were veining
  • he/she was veining
  • we were veining
  • you were veining
  • they were veining
Past Perfect
  • I had veined
  • you had veined
  • he/she had veined
  • we had veined
  • you had veined
  • they had veined
Future
  • I will vein
  • you will vein
  • he/she will vein
  • we will vein
  • you will vein
  • they will vein
Future Perfect
  • I will have veined
  • you will have veined
  • he/she will have veined
  • we will have veined
  • you will have veined
  • they will have veined
Future Continuous
  • I will be veining
  • you will be veining
  • he/she will be veining
  • we will be veining
  • you will be veining
  • they will be veining
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been veining
  • you have been veining
  • he/she has been veining
  • we have been veining
  • you have been veining
  • they have been veining
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been veining
  • you will have been veining
  • he/she will have been veining
  • we will have been veining
  • you will have been veining
  • they will have been veining
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been veining
  • you had been veining
  • he/she had been veining
  • we had been veining
  • you had been veining
  • they had been veining
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