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sherry

/ˈʃer.i/

Traduction: Vin fortifié, du sec au doux, originaire de la région de Xérès dans le sud de l'Espagne, ou vins similaires produits ailleurs, généralement servi en apéritif.

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noun

/ˈʃer.i/B1formal
  • frVin fortifié, du sec au doux, originaire de la région de Xérès dans le sud de l'Espagne, ou vins similaires produits ailleurs, généralement servi en apéritif.

A fortified wine, ranging from dry to sweet, originating from the Jerez region of southern Spain or similar wines produced elsewhere, typically served as an aperitif.

  1. Fortified wine from JerezB1formal

    A fortified wine ranging from dry to sweet, typically amber in color, originating from the Jerez region of southern Spain or produced elsewhere in a similar style; often consumed as an aperitif.

    frXérès

    • She poured a glass of dry sherry before dinner.
    • The recipe calls for a splash of sweet sherry.
    • He prefers an aged sherry from the Jerez region.

    Synonymesjerezsack

Formes
  • sherries plural form
  • sherries' possessive plural form
  • sherry's possessive singular form