noun

vino

VEE-noh

Vino (noun) means Wine, used informally. Example: “Fancy a glass of vino with dinner?”

noun

Wine, used informally.

"Fancy a glass of vino with dinner?"

How to use vino

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA casual, informal word for wine.

When to use it

Informal — used in casual speech, not in formal writing.

vinos plural

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Fancy a glass of _____ with dinner?

Borrowed directly from Italian or Spanish vino, "wine."

Origin: Italian

wine plonk

wine tap plank plonk plump plop

Ino dino wino kino mino gino Pino Hino rhino amino chino albino

What does “vino” mean?

The word “vino” means wine, used informally. In plain terms, a casual, informal word for wine.

How do you pronounce “vino”?

“Vino” is pronounced VEE-noh (/ˈviːnoʊ/ in IPA).

How do you use “vino” in a sentence?

Here is “vino” used in a sentence: “Fancy a glass of vino with dinner?”

What part of speech is “vino”?

“Vino” is a noun.

Where does the word “vino” come from?

The word “vino” comes from Italian. Borrowed directly from Italian or Spanish vino, "wine.".

Vocabulary lists that include vino:

wine tap plank plonk plump plop