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(a type of alcoholic drink made from the fermented juice of grapes or other fruit: two bottles of wine; a wide range of inexpensive wines.) vinowine n vinotr[waɪn]1 vino■ red/rosé/white wine vino tinto/rosado/blanco\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto wine and dine somebody dar agasajo a alguien, agasajar a alguien, tratar a alguien por todo lo altowine bar bar nombre masculino cuya especialidad es el vinowine cellar bodegawine cooler heladera (para el vino)wine grower vinicultor,-rawine growing viticulturawine list lista de vinoswine merchant vinatero,-awine producer vinicultor,-rawine taster catavinos nombre masulino o femeninowine tasting cata de vinos: beber vinowine vtto wine and dine : agasajarwine n: vino madj.• vínico, -a adj.n.• lagar s.m.• vino s.m.waɪnmass & count nouna) ( beverage) vino m; (before n)wine cellar — bodega f
wine merchant — (BrE) vinatero, -ra m,f
wine waiter — sommelier m, sumiller m
b) ( color) rojo m granate; (before n) rojo granate adj inv[waɪn]1.N vino mred/white/rosé wine — vino tinto/blanco/rosado
2.VT3.VI4.CPDwine bottle N — botella f de vino
wine cellar N — bodega f
wine expert N — experto(-a) m / f en vinos
wine glass N — = wineglass
wine grower N — viñador(a) m / f
wine-growingwine growing N — vinicultura f
wine merchant N — (Brit) vinatero(-a) m / f
wine press N — prensa f de uvas, lagar m
wine taster N — catador(a) m / f de vinos
wine tasting N — cata f de vinos
wine vinegar N — vinagre m de vino
wine waiter N — sumiller m, escanciador m
* * *[waɪn]mass & count nouna) ( beverage) vino m; (before n)wine cellar — bodega f
wine merchant — (BrE) vinatero, -ra m,f
wine waiter — sommelier m, sumiller m
b) ( color) rojo m granate; (before n) rojo granate adj inv -
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(a barrel for holding liquids, usually wine: three casks of sherry.) tonel, barriltr[kɑːsk]1 tonel nombre masculino, barril nombre masculinocask ['kæsk] n: tonel m, barrica f, barril mn.• barrica s.f.• barril s.m.• casco s.m.• cuba s.f.• tonel s.m.v.• encubar v.kæsk, kɑːsknoun barril m, tonel m[kɑːsk]N (for wine) cuba f ; (large) tonel m* * *[kæsk, kɑːsk]noun barril m, tonel m
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