vintage in French
vintage in French is vendange, cru, récolte — vintage means the year or place a wine (or similar product) comes from, especially when it indicates quality.
vintage in French
vendange
cru
The year or place in which something is produced.
récolte
The year or place in which something is produced.
What does "vintage" mean?
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noun The year or place a wine (or similar product) comes from, especially when it indicates quality.
"Wine experts say that vintage was the best the valley had produced for years."
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adj Old and of high quality; representing the best of a particular period.
"Her grandfather's vintage watch still keeps perfect time after all these years."
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adj Typical of someone's best, most characteristic style or work.
"That sarcastic comeback was vintage him."
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vintage in a sentence
- Wine experts say that vintage was the best the valley had produced for years.
- The label shows the vintage, so you can see which year the grapes were picked.
- Her grandfather's vintage watch still keeps perfect time after all these years.
- He collects vintage motorcycles from the 1960s.
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What is "vintage" in French?
"vintage" in French is vendange, cru, récolte. vintage means: The year or place a wine (or similar product) comes from, especially when it indicates quality.
How do you use "vintage" in a sentence?
Example: "Wine experts say that vintage was the best the valley had produced for years." In French, "vintage" is vendange, cru, récolte.
Are there other ways to say "vintage" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "vintage": vendange, cru, récolte.
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