pinot
word
Definition
Pinot is a type of grape used to make wines, especially famous for Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio varieties. It is originally from France and known for its delicate flavors.
Usage & Nuances
Used mostly in wine contexts, especially as 'Pinot Noir' (red) and 'Pinot Grigio'/'Pinot Gris' (white). Usually capitalized, borrowed directly from French pronunciation. Not used for general grapes or fruit outside wine discussion.
Spanish: pinotPortuguese (BR): pinotPortuguese (PT): pinotChinese (Simplified): 黑比诺 - 皮诺（葡萄品种）Chinese (Traditional): 黑皮諾 - 皮諾（葡萄品種）Hindi: पीनोArabic: بينو
Example Sentences
I ordered a glass of pinot at the restaurant.
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Pinot is popular in France and California.
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They grow pinot grapes on this vineyard.
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My favorite wine is a chilled pinot on a summer evening.
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You should try their house pinot—it pairs perfectly with fish.
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Is that a pinot or a cabernet in your glass?
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