藤蔓 (téng wàn): vine; also pr. [teng2 wan4]

The old house's wall was covered with vines; in summer they were a lush green patch, hiding half the window.

She planted a vine in the yard, but it grew so fast that it climbed up the bamboo pole all the way to the roof.

In the rainforest, thick vines hang down from the tops of tall trees, and monkeys grab them and swing back and forth.

The leaves of these vines are poisonous and will make your skin itch if you touch them, so it's best to wear long sleeves when going into the mountains.