青年中文about wine的意思
about wine中文翻譯：
關于葡萄酒
相似詞語短語
about time───關于時間；該…的時候了
about face───徹底改變；（美）向后轉
about faces───徹底改變；（美）向后轉
about turns───關于轉彎
aborigine───n.土著；土著居民
abounding───adj.豐富的；大量的；v.大量存在；盛產（abound的ing形式）
about ship───（經常用作命令）改變航向
about to───即將，行將；剛要
about turn───關于轉彎
雙語使用場景
Except for tannins, they know nothing about wine.───除了丹寧，他們對于葡萄酒什么都不知道。
Am I correct in saying that you know a lot about wine?───你對酒了解頗深，我說得對吧？
wine?───葡萄酒呢？
He judged that, because she was a woman, she did not understand about wine.───他認定她對酒不太懂，因為她是女人。
cause she was a woman, she did not understand about wine. In another shop.───在一家酒店里，店員對她幾乎是帶著嘲笑的神情。他認定。
I don't know much about wine, and I cannot afford to satisfy his taste for fancy vintages.───我對酒了解不多，也買不起能滿足他口味的好酒。
The more good wine is basically will more in the label instructions about wine, but not the only criteria.───基本上越是好的酒越會多的在標簽上標注關于酒的說明，但并非唯一準則。
One winner from this bust is likely to be Peter Yealands, an ex-mussel farmer who says he's "a scallywag who knows nothing about wine" .───這場變故中的一個贏家可能要算彼得？伊蘭（PeterYealands）。曾經是養蚌人的他自稱為“對葡萄酒一無所知的飯桶”。
the waiter may know quite a bit about wine to serve up that $100 bottle.───為顧客打開那瓶價值100美元的紅酒的服務生可能會對紅酒有不少的了解。
英語使用場景
This may flummox the waiter - who will then send over someone who actually knows something about wine.
Great people talk about ideas, average people talk about things, and small people talk about wine. Fran Lebowitz
This book will tell you everything you wanted to know about wine - and then some.
I don't think we need too much in the way of soft drinks. Two linter's of coca cola should cover everyone. What about wine?
Am I correct in saying that you know a lot about wine?
However, thinking about wine month, meals not tire mountain pine.
To say that wine-speak is an obfuscation is at best perpetuating one of many myths about wine.
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Although this individual knows nothing about wine, orchestras or opera, he or she is seeking to identify him or herself as a culturally literate person simply because the person is now wealthy.