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Bordeaux

/bɔːˈdəʊ/

/bɔrˈdoʊ/

Translations

Bordeauxnoun

Bordeaux

bordeauxVin rouge ou blanc de la région de Bordeaux.

We enjoyed a bottle of Bordeaux with our dinner last night.

Nous avons dégusté une bouteille de bordeaux avec notre dîner hier soir.

bordeauxCouleur rouge violacé foncé.

She wore a stunning dress in a rich Bordeaux hue to the gala.

Elle portait une robe d'une riche nuance bordeaux au gala.

Synonyms

Bordeaux wine

claret

Bordelais

Bordeaux region

Bordeauxadjective

Used attributively for things from Bordeaux or for the deep purplish-red colour; not normally gradable.

bordelaisRelatif à Bordeaux, à ses habitants ou à ses vins.

The Bordeaux vineyards produce some of the world's most celebrated reds.

Les vignobles bordelais produisent certains des vins rouges les plus célèbres au monde.

Additional translations

bordeauxPour la couleur rouge violacé foncé ; invariable.

Synonyms

dark red

deep red

Bordeauxproper noun

/bɔːˈdəʊ/

/bɔrˈdoʊ/

Name of the French city; always capitalised and normally singular.

Bordeaux

Bordeaux sits on the Garonne River and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Bordeaux se situe sur la Garonne et est classée au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO.

Synonyms

Bordelais

Claret

Port of the Moon

Bordeaux, France

Definitions

Bordeauxnoun

A type of red or white wine produced in the Bordeaux region of France.

We enjoyed a bottle of Bordeaux with our dinner last night.

A deep purplish-red color, similar to the color of red Bordeaux wine.

She wore a stunning dress in a rich Bordeaux hue to the gala.

Bordeauxadjective

Of or relating to Bordeaux, its inhabitants, or its wines.

The Bordeaux vineyards produce some of the world's most celebrated reds.

Having a deep purplish-red colour similar to red Bordeaux wine.

She chose a Bordeaux coat to brighten her winter wardrobe.

Bordeauxproper noun

A port city in southwestern France, renowned for its historic architecture and wine trade.

Bordeaux sits on the Garonne River and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.