veining

incontable

A noun referring to a pattern or system of veins, such as those found in leaves, marble, or geological formations.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa el patrón o sistema de vetas o nervaduras, como las de las hojas, el mármol o las formaciones geológicas.

1. Pattern of veins C1 formal

   The arrangement or pattern of veins in a material, such as in leaves, marble, or stone.

   • The marble countertop had beautiful gray veining.
   • The leaf's veining is clearly visible under the microscope.
   • The veining in this stone gives it a unique character.

   🇪🇸Veteado

   Sinónimos: venation

• veinings plural form
• veinings' possessive plural form
• veining's possessive singular form

A noun referring to a blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart, or a distinctive style, streak, or quality in something.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un vaso sanguíneo que lleva sangre al corazón, o una veta, estría o rasgo distintivo presente en algo, así como un estilo o estado de ánimo particular.

1. To mark with veins C2 formal

   To cover or streak something with lines resembling veins.

   • The marble was beautifully veined with gold.
   • Age had veined her hands with blue lines.
   • The artist veined the sculpture with delicate cracks.

   🇪🇸Vetear

   Sinónimos: flecklinemarblemottlestreakstriatestripethreadvariegate

• veined past participle
• veined past simple
• veining present participle
• veins third person singular