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Meanings of burgundy in English
Dark red color associated with the Burgundy wine.
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Examples for "Bourgogne"
Examples for "Bourgogne"
1
A powerful cabal was in fact got up against Monseigneur de Bourgogne.
2
The Duc de Bourgogne went there to have a game at tennis.
3
The soldier from Bourgogne said nothing, but looked very stern and sad.
4
He had to choose a preceptor for Monseigneur le Duc de Bourgogne.
5
You should be a gentleman since you frequent the Hotel de Bourgogne.
Catalan
vi de borgonya Red table wine from the Burgundy region of France (or any similar wine made elsewhere)
Usage of burgundy in English
1
The current burgundy colour is recommended, but not mandated, by EU rules.
2
Mrs Glick was wearing a burgundy-colored quilted house coat and knitted slippers.
3
His burgundy, silk foulard tie was number 280235 from the same catalog.
4
Inside the carpet was thick and simply patterned in a soft burgundy.
5
And be very careful not to spill a drop of the burgundy.
6
He fell into a burgundy overstuffed chair and looked up at Bonnie.
7
The three burgundy-uniformed kones crawled up and stopped ten paces from her.
8
Inside, Fisker wrapped the front and rear seats with diamond-stitch burgundy hide.
9
She wore a burgundy chef's jacket and a flat, burgundy baker's cap.
10
And, a bottle of the governor's burgundy which I have been saving.
11
His hat consisted of wrapped dark burgundy cloth set with semi-precious stones.
12
The burgundy dress brought out a matching burgundy sheen in my hair.
13
Betty's stripes were wide tonight, and they were dark green and burgundy.
14
Now it seemed more subdued, a deep, muted burgundy, like brandy-soaked cherries.
15
Glimmers of burgundy light were escaping through gaps in the dust cloud.
16
Against the burgundy velvet, her face looked rather like an overripe plum.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common