winery
IPA/ˈwaɪnəri/
KK[wˈaɪnɚi]IPA/ˈwaɪnəri/
winery — noun
- winerysingular
- wineriesplural
1. a business that produces wine, usually from grapes that it grows in its own vine
1.名詞B1
釋義
a business that produces wine, usually from grapes that it grows in its own vineyards
例句
The winery near our hotel offers guided tours every afternoon at two.
collocation: winery offers tours
Sana's family has owned this small winery in Chile since her grandfather started it.
pattern: family-owned winery
After the harvest, the winery crushed the grapes and stored the juice in large barrels.
Liam bought three bottles from a winery on his trip through the south of France.
Every autumn the winery employs twenty extra workers for the grape-picking season.
同義詞
- winemaking facility
more technical; often used in industry or legal contexts
- wine producer
broader; can refer to a company with multiple locations
- wine house
more formal; suggests an established, often prestigious brand
常見錯誤
❌We toured a vineyard in Bordeaux and bought several bottles.
✅We toured a winery in Bordeaux and bought several bottles.
💡A vineyard is the land where grapes grow; a winery is the business that makes and sells wine.