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Homophone von "vein"

Wörter, die genau wie "vein" ausgesprochen werden, mit IPA und Definitionen.

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⁄veɪn⁄Gleiche Tonhöhe & Lautung

The homophones of “vein” are “vane”, “vain”.

All pronounced ⁄veɪn⁄. 'Vane' is a revolving blade or weathercock; 'vein' is a blood vessel; 'vain' means overly proud or ineffectual.

Homophon-Gruppe:vane(Noun)vein(Noun)vain(Adjective)

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Bedeutungen & Beispielsätze

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vane

Noun

Definition:

A broad blade attached to an axis, moved by wind or water, as in a weather vane.

Beispielsatz:

“The copper weather vane on the barn pointed due north.”

Spelled "vane" like a propeller vane.

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vein

Noun

Definition:

Any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system carrying oxygen-depleted blood.

Beispielsatz:

“The doctor gently located a vein in the patient’s arm.”

Spelled "ei" like rein and beige.

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vain

Adjective

Definition:

Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one’s appearance or worth; producing no result.

Beispielsatz:

“He made a vain attempt to conceal his surprise.”

Spelled "ai" as in "in vain".

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Merkbrücke

Wie man den Unterschied behält

A weather VANE spins in the wind. A VEIN carries blood inside. A VAIN person is conceited.

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Difference between "vein" and "vane" and "vain"?

Both are pronounced identically as ⁄veɪn⁄. Definitions: "vane": A broad blade attached to an axis, moved by wind or water, as in a weather vane.; "vein": Any of the tubes forming part of the blood circulation system carrying oxygen-depleted blood.; "vain": Having or showing an excessively high opinion of one’s appearance or worth; producing no result..

Pronunciation of "vein"?

Transcribed as ⁄veɪn⁄ in standard English.

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