Shiraz in Chinese
Shiraz in Chinese is 设拉子 — Shiraz means a dark-skinned grape variety used for making red wine, also called Syrah.
Shiraz in Chinese
设拉子
Pronounced: shè lā zi
A city in Iran, the seat of Shiraz County's Central District and the capital of Fars Province, near the remains of Persepolis.
What does "Shiraz" mean?
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noun A dark-skinned grape variety used for making red wine, also called Syrah.
"The vineyard specialised in bold, peppery shiraz."
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noun A red wine made from this grape.
"They ordered a bottle of Australian shiraz with dinner."
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Shiraz in a sentence
- The vineyard specialised in bold, peppery shiraz.
- They ordered a bottle of Australian shiraz with dinner.
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What is "Shiraz" in Chinese?
"Shiraz" in Chinese is 设拉子. Shiraz means: A dark-skinned grape variety used for making red wine, also called Syrah.
How do you pronounce 设拉子?
"Shiraz" in Chinese is 设拉子, pronounced "shè lā zi".
How do you use "Shiraz" in a sentence?
Example: "The vineyard specialised in bold, peppery shiraz." In Chinese, "Shiraz" is 设拉子.
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