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bourguignonne

bourguignonne

9.4
From Burgundy, a region in eastern France
  • adjective
  • /ˌbʊrɡɪˈnɪn/
translation icon : burgundiana
  • The local festival showcased traditional bourguignonne dances and music that celebrate the region's culture.

Examples

  • Many bourguignonne customs are still celebrated in the region today.

  • She admired the bourguignonne architecture found throughout the old town.

  • The chef prepared a traditional bourguignonne dish using local Burgundy wine.

  • The bourguignonne sauce adds a rich flavor to the dish.

  • She prepared a classic bourguignonne beef stew for dinner.

  • The famous chef presented a bourguignonne recipe that highlighted the rich flavors of Burgundy wine.

  • Visitors enjoy sampling bourguignonne wines, known for their distinct taste and quality.

Synonyms

Burgundian
vsbourguignonne
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Relating to the Burgundy region of France, its people, food or culture

includes language as well as people, culture, or products

Compounds

A French dish of beef cooked slowly in red wine with mushrooms and onions

A French beef stew cooked with red wine, mushrooms, and onions

Surface Forms

bourguignonne positive

Etymology

Bourguignonne comes from the name of the French region Bourgogne, known in English as Burgundy, a part of eastern France famous for wine and old towns. So, when something is bourguignonne it means it is 'from Burgundy' or connected to its people, culture, or products.