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Meanings of vein in English
Blood vessel that carry deoxygenated blood towards the heart, with the exception of the pulmonary vein.
Related terms
Catalan
veta Usage of vein in English
1
The company said results had continued in a similar vein this month.
2
This vein of talk is a sure way of ruining an evening.
3
We continued in this vein for the best part of a year.
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But the time came when the King was not in the vein.
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There's more in that vein to come if the Tories retain power.
6
We report the first case of CH originating from the gonadal vein.
7
There are other books in a similar vein by the same author.
8
Her artistic response, though, has been to continue in the same vein.
9
This will generally be in the side at which the vein is.
10
Primary cultured human umbilical vein endothelial cells were used in this study.
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The result was a long letter of wild expostulation in this vein:
12
In this same vein, a dish for food offerings may be used.
13
The letter was written in a very lively and exceedingly familiar vein.
14
Dos Passos's letters and diaries are perceptive in a democratic American vein.
15
Motta continued in the same vein: 'This is no matter for children.'
16
And the telegram gave him an excuse to speak in another vein.
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Translations for vein
Russian
Portuguese
Vein through the time
Vein across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common