Bordeaux in Japanese
Bordeaux in Japanese is ボルドー — Bordeaux means a city in southwestern France, and by extension, the wine produced in the surrounding region.
Bordeaux in Japanese
ボルドー
Pronounced: borudō
The capital city of Gironde department, France; the capital city of the region of Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
What does "Bordeaux" mean?
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noun A city in southwestern France, and by extension, the wine produced in the surrounding region.
"They toured the vineyards near Bordeaux before tasting the local wine."
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Bordeaux in a sentence
- They toured the vineyards near Bordeaux before tasting the local wine.
- He brought a bottle of Bordeaux to the dinner party.
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What is "Bordeaux" in Japanese?
"Bordeaux" in Japanese is ボルドー. Bordeaux means: A city in southwestern France, and by extension, the wine produced in the surrounding region.
How do you pronounce ボルドー?
"Bordeaux" in Japanese is ボルドー, pronounced "borudō".
How do you use "Bordeaux" in a sentence?
Example: "They toured the vineyards near Bordeaux before tasting the local wine." In Japanese, "Bordeaux" is ボルドー.
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