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Meanings of vintage in English

Portuguese
vintage
Catalan
anyenc
Spanish
cosecha

The oldness of wines.

vintage
Usage of vintage in English
1
As my father used to say, 'Another vintage is coming next year.'
Reuters
2
Paxton, you don't understand how much the young charlies want the vintage.
The devil's alphabet
3
Thursday's press conference by the British prime minister was vintage Boris Johnson.
The Irish Times
4
Cocktail party conversation has moved from vintage wines to stock market investments.
The Irish Times
5
This 2012 vintage is still young, but this wine is very age-worthy.
Jamaica Observer
6
Gothic was not particularly vintage Russell, though it certainly had its moments.
The Guardian
7
Ah, but it's this ancient vintage that helps explain their true appeal.
Wired
8
Bids on more recent loans remain above those of older vintage deals.
Reuters
9
Recently I bought a vintage bicycle for my children, which is amazing.
The Guardian
10
She finds our offerings of vintage wine and a young bull inadequate.
Living dead in dallas
11
Arthur had had remarkable wine cellars, and the vintage was very good.
A good woman
12
Vauquer and her lodgers; every year the widow trembles for her vintage.
Father Goriot
13
The first vintage for the Tyrrell family didn't take place until 1864.
The Irish Times
14
Think vintage Alfa Romeo or Jaguar and you won't be far off.
Wired
15
It was far from a vintage England performance even in the first-half.
The Guardian
16
Amps and Receivers A good vintage amp is weighty with solid knobs.
Wired
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Portuguese
vintage
Vintage through the time
Vintage across language varieties
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Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
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