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- euse vinø, øz adjectif1) ( couleur de vin rouge) [teint, visage] purplish2) ( rappelant le vin) [odeur] of wine (après n); [fruit] tasting of wine3) ( riche en alcool) [vin] full-bodied* * *vinø, øz adj (-euse)winy, winey* * *1 ⇒ Les couleurs ( couleur de vin rouge) [teint, visage] purplish; rouge vineux burgundy(-colouredGB);3 ( riche en alcool) [vin] full-bodied.[rappelant le vin - visage] blotchy ; [ - goût] wine-like ; [ - haleine] which reeks of wine ; [ - melon] wine-flavoured
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