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vein: noun
jugu·lar: noun

vein [veɪn] N

1. vein (blood vessel):

vein

vena f

vein

žila f

2. vein:

vein BOT, ZOOL, MIN

žila f

3. vein fig (element):

he has a vein of melancoly in his character

v njegovem značaju je čutiti melanholijo

4. vein usu sing (style):

vein

slog m

vein

stil m

vein

ton m

jugu·lar [ˈʤʌgjələʳ] N, jugu·lar ˈvein N

jugularna vena f

to go for the jugular fig

Usage examples with vein

varicose vein

he has a vein of melancoly in his character

v njegovem značaju je čutiti melanholijo

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English

Gold production dropped to just $2,000 ($ in modern dollars) in 1883 as most of the early veins were worked out. en.wikipedia.org

Leaf veins visible on both upper and lower sides. en.wikipedia.org

In a similar vein is his response to his love of politics. en.wikipedia.org

A fine vein of coal was found at 185 feet. en.wikipedia.org

Males have pale greyish-brown forewings with paler veins. en.wikipedia.org

The ground color of the forewings is pale greyish brown, but dark brown along the veins between the antemedian and postmedian lines. en.wikipedia.org

The hindwings are hyaline with white veins, but black beyond the cell. en.wikipedia.org

The new vein of work was characterized by sweeping roller-paint graffiti laced with positive and witty messages. en.wikipedia.org

They have large leaves from 20-35cm with prominent veins carried in opposite pairs. en.wikipedia.org

They have a central vein with up to 18 pairs of side veins. en.wikipedia.org

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