wine vinegar
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- noun
- /waɪn ˈvɪnɪɡər/
:
vinagre de vino
- We conquer grape juice and red wine vinegar, and we also have sorrel.
- red wine vinegar
- tablespoon of wine vinegar
- cup of wine vinegar
And a bit of white wine or white wine vinegar.
- And a bit of white wine or white wine vinegar.
- We conquer grape juice and red wine vinegar, and we also have sorrel.
Examples
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I used wine vinegar to create a tangy dressing for my salad.
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On a white and porous slice, Marc had squirted wine vinegar.
Fiction book (1999) -
1/3 cup red wine vinegar
Blog text (28) -
OK, I'm going to make the dressing for my slow a little bit of the mayonnaise, some white wine vinegar, mix it together.
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Red Wine Vinegar
Blog text (11) -
When I did the laundry, I didn't have white vinegar, but I had red wine vinegar.
Blog text (18) -
Second one we're gonna make, whole-grain mustard, some sage... and a little bit of rice wine vinegar.
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For the recipe, mix olive oil with wine vinegar and fresh herbs.
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You can enhance the flavor of your dishes by adding a splash of wine vinegar.
Synonyms
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A sour liquid from wine or cider used to flavor food and clean
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A sour liquid made from apples that you use to flavor food like salads
How Acidic
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'vinegar made from fermented wine' is transparently derived from combining 'wine' (the source) with 'vinegar' (the product); the modifier-head noun pattern directly signals the origin. This compositional, cross-linguistically common construction is predictable for learners who know both constituent words.
Etymology
The noun wine vinegar comes from a simple kitchen image: when extra wine is left open it can 'go sour' and become vinegar, a sharp, sour liquid. So wine vinegar means the sour liquid made from wine that we use in cooking.