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vein

/veɪn/

noun

Kanı kalbe taşıyan kan damarı

A blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart.

  • The nurse couldn't find a vein to draw blood.
  • You can see the veins through his pale skin.
  • Geologists discovered a rich vein of copper ore running through the mountainside, prompting new mining operations in the region.
  • The poet's later works contained a vein of melancholy that had not been present in his earlier, more optimistic compositions.
  • Researchers studying cardiovascular disease examined how blockages in the pulmonary vein can compromise oxygen circulation throughout the body.
  • During the dissection practical, students traced the hepatic vein from the liver back to the inferior vena cava.
noun

Kaya, ahşap veya yapraklarda farklı renkte ince çizgi veya damar

A thin line or streak of a different color or texture in rock, marble, wood, or leaves.

  • The marble countertop had beautiful gold veins running through it.
  • The leaf's veins form an intricate pattern.
noun

Ayırt edici bir nitelik, tarz veya ruh hali

A distinctive quality, style, or manner; a particular mode or mood.

  • He continued his speech in a more serious vein.
  • The book is written in a humorous vein.