bordeaux
word
Definition
Bordeaux refers to a famous wine region in France, wines produced there, or a deep red color inspired by these wines.
Usage & Nuances
"Bordeaux" is capitalized when referring to the French region or its wines, but lowercase as a color. Used formally in wine and design contexts. In English, it can mean either the wine or the shade of red—clarify by context.
Spanish: burdeos (vino) - burdeos (color)Portuguese (BR): bordô (vinho) - bordô (cor)Portuguese (PT): bordéus (vinho) - bordéus (cor)Chinese (Simplified): 波尔多（葡萄酒）- 酒红色Chinese (Traditional): 波爾多（葡萄酒）- 酒紅色Hindi: बोर्दो (वाइन) - बोर्दो (रंग)Arabic: بوردو (نبيذ) - بوردو (لون)Bengali: বোরদোRussian: БордоJapanese: ボルドーVietnamese: Bordeaux - màu bordeaux (đỏ rượu vang)Korean: 보르도 - 버건디색(와인색)Turkish: Bordeaux - bordo (renk)Urdu: بورڈو - شراب رنگIndonesian: Bordeaux - bordeaux (warna merah anggur)
Example Sentences
She enjoys a glass of Bordeaux with dinner.
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My dress is a beautiful bordeaux color.
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Do you prefer white wine or a rich bordeaux?
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Bordeaux is famous for its red wines.
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She painted her nails bordeaux to match her lipstick.
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We toured several Bordeaux vineyards last summer.
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