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/ˈbino/
Translation
wine; came (preterite of venir)
Word origin
From Latin vinum ('wine').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- vinum
- English cognates
- wine, vine, vintage
Grammar
Examples
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He ordered a bottle of red wine at the restaurant.
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The wine from this area is very famous in the world.
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She came to the party without telling anyone.
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We served white wine with the lunch fish.
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My grandfather makes wine in his own house in the village.
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My uncle sells wine at the market in the square.
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