Brandywine Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɹændiˌwaɪn

BRAN-dee-wine

UK

ˈbræn.dɪˌwaɪn

BRAN-di-wine

Definition

Brandywine is the name of a well-known heirloom tomato variety with large pinkish-red fruit, and also the name of a river in the eastern United States.

Usage & Nuances

Most commonly refers to the Brandywine tomato, especially among gardeners and food enthusiasts. Also known as the name of the Brandywine River in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Check the context: in gardening/food, it means the tomato; in geography/history, it means the river.

• Spanish: Brandywine (variedad de tomate) - Brandywine (río, EE.UU.)
• Portuguese (BR): Brandywine (variedade de tomate) - Brandywine (rio nos EUA)
• Portuguese (PT): Brandywine (variedade de tomate) - Brandywine (rio nos EUA)
• Chinese (Simplified): Brandywine（番茄品种）- Brandywine（美国河流）
• Chinese (Traditional): Brandywine（番茄品種）- Brandywine（美國河流）
• Hindi: ब्रैंडीवाइन (टमाटर की किस्म) - ब्रैंडीवाइन (अमेरिका की नदी)
• Arabic: برانديواين (نوع من الطماطم) - برانديواين (نهر في أمريكا)
• Bengali: ব্র্যান্ডিওয়াইন (টমেটো বা নদী)
• Russian: Брэндивайн (томат или река)
• Japanese: ブランディワイン（トマトまたは川）
• Vietnamese: Brandywine (cà chua hoặc sông)
• Korean: 브랜디와인(토마토 또는 강)
• Turkish: Brandywine (domates veya nehir)
• Urdu: برینڈی وائن (ٹماٹر یا دریا)
• Indonesian: Brandywine (tomat atau sungai)

Example Sentences

The Brandywine tomato is very juicy and sweet.

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We visited the Brandywine River last summer.

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My grandmother grows Brandywine tomatoes in her garden.

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People say Brandywine tomatoes make the best sandwiches.

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She painted a landscape of the Brandywine Valley for her art class.

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Have you ever tried a real Brandywine tomato? They’re amazing.

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