vineyard
ˈvɪnjərd
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Definition of vineyard - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

grape growingarea of land where grapes are grown for wine or eating
  • The vineyard was full of ripe grapes in summer.
  • The vineyard hosts an annual wine-tasting event.
  • They expanded the vineyard to increase production.
vinery
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  • vineyard: area of land where grapes are grown for wine or eating
    area of land where grapes are grown for wine or eating

Expressions with vineyard

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take care of one's own problems or issues
He advised them to tend their own vineyard before criticizing others.

Origin of vineyard

Latin, vinea (vine) + yard (enclosure)

Terms with vineyard included in their meaning

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wine quality
wine identified by year and vineyard of origin
vineyard business
business involved in wine production
wine
wine-growing estate or vineyard, especially in French wine regions
vineyard
place where grapes are grown
beverage
very high-quality white wine from a famous Burgundy vineyard
vineyard worker
labourer working in a vineyard
vineyard
place where grapes are grown for wine
beverage
wine from southwestern France's famous vineyard region

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  1. French:vignoble, ...
  2. German:Weinberg, ...
  3. Italian:vigneto, ...
  4. Spanish:viñedo, ...
  5. Portuguese:vinha, ...
  6. Chinese:葡萄园, ...
  7. Japanese:ぶどう畑, ...
  8. Arabic:كَرْم, ...
  9. Hebrew:כֶּרֶם, ...
  10. Russian:виноградник, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виноградник, ...
  12. Hindi:अंगूर का बाग, ...
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