Definition of the word vintage

Definition of the word vintage

Pronunciation of vocabulary vintage

vintagenoun
cổ điển
/ˈvɪntɪdʒ//ˈvɪntɪdʒ/

Origin of the word vintage

The word "vintage" has a rich history. It originated from the French word "vigne," meaning "vine," and later evolved to describe the products of a specific year's harvest in a region. In the 17th century, winemakers and traders used "vintage" to label wines that were produced in a particular year, indicating the quality and character of the wine. Over time, the term "vintage" expanded to describe not only wine but also other goods, such as clothing, accessories, and items that were made during a specific era or season. Today, "vintage" is often used to describe items that are no longer currently produced but are sought after for their unique character, quality, or aesthetic appeal. Whether it's a bottle of fine wine or a pair of retro sunglasses, the term "vintage" evokes a sense of nostalgia and appreciation for timeless styles and craftsmanship.

Vocabulary summary vintage

type noun

meaning grape picking; grape harvest; grape harvest

meaning good year for grapes

meaning grape growing region; wine made in grape growing region

example vintage champagne: genuine champagne

example vintage wines

Example of vocabulary vintagenamespace

the wine that was produced in a particular year or place; the year in which it was produced

loại rượu được sản xuất ở một năm hoặc địa điểm cụ thể; năm mà nó được sản xuất

the 1999 vintage
cổ điển năm 1999
2005 was a particularly fine vintage.
2005 là một loại cổ điển đặc biệt tốt.
the youngest vintages of wines
loại rượu vang trẻ nhất
The antique store was filled with vintage clothing from the 1960s and 70s.
Cửa hàng đồ cổ này trưng bày rất nhiều quần áo cổ điển từ những năm 1960 và 1970.
John's father passed down his vintage motorcycle, which still ran like a dream.
Cha của John đã truyền lại chiếc xe máy cổ của ông, chiếc xe vẫn chạy tốt như thường.