vineyard
 
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any type of plant that climbs or grows along the ground and has twisting stems: 藤本植物;攀缘植物
Ivy is a type of vine.常青藤是一种藤本植物。
 
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The vine twines round the pole.
The vines were trained over an arch, providing shade as well as fruit.葡萄藤被修整得在拱门上方生长，不仅结出果实，还能遮阴。
Disease ravaged his vines.
We have a grape vine in our conservatory.
We always buy tomatoes on the vine.

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vine | American Dictionary

vine
noun[ C ]
us/vɑɪn/
a type of plant that climbs or grows along the ground and has a twisting stem:
a grape vine
pea vines

Examples of vine

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The presence of genetically diverse phylloxera with strong vine host associations suggests that populations of this insect may be comprised of host 'specialists'.
Epiphytic vines were evenly distributed in each area of the phorophyte canopy, comprising about 10% of the epiphytic biomass.
Individual vintners left almost no direct trails in the government files on the vine louse.
Every ablebodied man in the unit was obliged to plant 500 vines, and to sell all the produce to his landlord through the village chief.
At each vine harvest the numbers and the fresh weights were recorded.
The shovel scoop is attached with vines or chords to a long handle measuring the height of its user.
Sowing date significantly affected all growth and yield attributes of pumpkin, except for the number of leaves and vine length.
The richest growth form category was herbs (19 genera), followed by shrubs (16), trees (13) and vines (11 genera).
It is characterized by curving, organic lines, intertwining vines of flowers and leaves, and the use where possible of natural materials.
Besides their recommendations about treatments of the existing grapevines and vineyards, the commission recommended only small, carefully undertaken experiments to test grafted vines.
In retaliation, the vine growers set fire to the merchants' warehouses, occupied city halls, and organized demonstrations.
Among the strengths of this compilation is the breadth of the crops covered, from pasture through fibre and arable crops to vines.
For both sites, vines and grasses made up less than 1% of the seed stocks.
Then raven returned to the pea vine and found three other men who had fallen from the pea pod.
The article suggested the strategy of living with the vine louse rather than wasting huge amounts in attempts to eradicate it.
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