wine in Irish
wine in Irish is fíon — wine means an alcoholic drink made by fermenting grape juice (or sometimes other fruit).
wine in Irish
fíon
What does "wine" mean?
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noun An alcoholic drink made by fermenting grape juice (or sometimes other fruit).
"She poured a small glass of wine and sat down by the fire."
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verb To entertain someone with food and wine, especially to impress them, as in "wine and dine".
"The client was wined and dined before signing the contract."
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wine in a sentence
- She poured a small glass of wine and sat down by the fire.
- They shared a bottle of red wine with dinner.
- The client was wined and dined before signing the contract.
- They wined and dined the visiting guests at the finest restaurant in town.
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What is "wine" in Irish?
"wine" in Irish is fíon. wine means: An alcoholic drink made by fermenting grape juice (or sometimes other fruit).
How do you use "wine" in a sentence?
Example: "She poured a small glass of wine and sat down by the fire." In Irish, "wine" is fíon.
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