vintage in Latin
vintage in Latin is vindēmia — vintage means the year or place a wine (or similar product) comes from, especially when it indicates quality.
vintage in Latin
vindēmia
The yield of grapes or wine from a vineyard or district during one season.
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 Latin?
"vintage" in Latin is vindēmia. 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 Latin, "vintage" is vindēmia.
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