vineyard
word
/ˈvɪnjɝd/
VIN-yurd
/vˈɪnjəd/
VIN-yuhd
Definition
A vineyard is a place where grapevines are grown, usually to produce grapes for making wine.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used for places specializing in growing grapes for wine. Not used for general fruit orchards. Common collocations include 'visit a vineyard', 'family-owned vineyard', and 'vineyard tour'.
Spanish: viñedoPortuguese (BR): vinhedoPortuguese (PT): vinhaChinese (Simplified): 葡萄园Chinese (Traditional): 葡萄園Hindi: अंगूर का बगीचाArabic: كرم عنبBengali: দ্রাক্ষাক্ষেত্রRussian: виноградникJapanese: 葡萄園（ぶどうえん）Vietnamese: vườn nhoKorean: 포도밭Turkish: bağUrdu: انگور کا باغIndonesian: kebun anggur
Example Sentences
The vineyard is full of green grapevines in summer.
basic
We visited a famous vineyard during our trip to France.
basic
The workers pick grapes in the vineyard every autumn.
basic
Her family has owned the vineyard for generations.
natural
They host weddings at the vineyard because of its beautiful scenery.
natural
After the tour, we tasted wine made right at the vineyard.
natural