vineyard English

Meaning vineyard meaning

What does vineyard mean?

Definitions in simple English

vineyard Noun

— A vineyard is a plantation of grapes.

vineyard

— noun a farm of grapevines where wine grapes are produced

Synonyms vineyard synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as vineyard?

vineyard English » English

vinery

winery

wine-growing estate

wine maker

vine

orchard

grapesvines

grapery

grape

garden

crops

Topics vineyard topics

What do people use vineyard to talk about?

Work and occupation Agriculture Growing crops Growing fruit

Growing grapes

• What words refer to growing grapes?
  grape pick vine vineyard prune winepress cluster wine grape juice

Examples vineyard examples

How do I use vineyard in a sentence?

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But me, I labour in the vineyard.

Here we are, side by side, fellow workers in the vineyard.

After all, half of the house is mine and the vineyard is completely mine.

Yes, behind the vineyard.

No, it's beyond the vineyard.

Eight paces from this point towards the vineyard.

Your painting of The Red Vineyard.

Oh, but working in the vineyard.

Burgundy. Volnay, 1832. And. it's from the better slopes of the vineyard.

Did you work on the vineyard?

The vineyard is higher up, close to the mountains far away from the village.

He asked his second son to work in the vineyard.

There was a landowner who planted a vineyard.

Then he rented the vineyard to some farmers and went on a journey.

It had gone back to its home vineyard for more.

His brother's got a vineyard.

Oh, it leads to Barraut's vineyard.

You promised me, as the heir to Israel all the vineyards north of the Mount of Olives as far as the borders of Ephraim yet you have given the large vineyard on the Gibeon road to Absalom.

The vineyard belongs to Amnon.

It's only one vineyard, Absalom.

Put your hands down! If you bring the Red Army, you won't touch my vineyard!

But every Thursday they go to check their vineyard in Genzano.

A day's wages for the workers in the vineyard.

And. it's from the better slopes of the vineyard.

I own a vineyard.

She still has her land and her vineyard.

A house in the countryside, a good horse. and a vineyard.

Is this wine from your vineyard?

A winery, vineyard, wherever.

And now, you'll taste the wine made from grapes grown on my vineyard.

I found a vineyard in the hill, this year I made 22 litres.

Yes, indeed, Chauncey, a productive businessman is a laborer in the vineyard.

For many reasons I cannot sell the vineyard - because it is the last land to bear my name, because otherwise I would end up in someone else's house because it suits the farmers so, because anyway I am alone.

But the vineyard must be worked.

Then eh set fire to the straw and still sought me, but I had the knife and so he hanged himself in the vineyard.

From the vineyard no one was heard any more except the dog who tugged at the wire and ran up and down.