wino in German
wino in German is Alki, Saufbruder, Saufschwester — wino means informal, often disparaging: someone who drinks cheap wine or alcohol heavily and habitually, especially a homeless alcoholic.
wino in German
What does "wino" mean?
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noun Informal, often disparaging: someone who drinks cheap wine or alcohol heavily and habitually, especially a homeless alcoholic.
"A wino was sleeping on the bench outside the station."
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noun Informal: a wine enthusiast.
"She calls herself a wino and has opinions about every bottle on the list."
wino in a sentence
- A wino was sleeping on the bench outside the station.
- She calls herself a wino and has opinions about every bottle on the list.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "wino" in German?
"wino" in German is Alki, Saufbruder, Saufschwester. wino means: Informal, often disparaging: someone who drinks cheap wine or alcohol heavily and habitually, especially a homeless alcoholic.
How do you use "wino" in a sentence?
Example: "A wino was sleeping on the bench outside the station." In German, "wino" is Alki, Saufbruder, Saufschwester.
Are there other ways to say "wino" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "wino": Alki, Saufbruder, Saufschwester, Spriti, Weinsäufer, Weinsäuferin.