Cognac (redirected from Cognacs)

Co·gnac  (kônyk, kn-, kô-nyäk)

A city of western France on the Charente River north-northeast of Bordeaux. It is famous for its distilleries, which have manufactured and exported cognac since the 18th century. Population: 19,500.

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co·gnac  (knyk, kn-, kôn-)

n.

A brandy distilled from white wine and produced in the vicinity of Cognac.

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cognac [kon-yak]

Noun

high-quality French brandy

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

Cognac - high quality grape brandy distilled in the Cognac district of France brandy - distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice

Translations

cognac [ˈkɔnjæk] n → coñac m

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cognac [ˈkɔnjæk] n → cognac m

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cognac [ˈkɔnjæk] n → Kognak m

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cognac [ˈkɔnjæk] n → cognac m inv

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cognac [ˈkonjӕk]

a kind of high-quality French brandy. konjak كونياك коняк koňak cognac der Cognac κονιάκ coñac konjak کنیاک konjakki cognac קוֹניָאק कोन्याक, उम्दा फ्रांसीसी शराब konjak konyak konyak koníak cognac コニャック 코냑 konjakas konjaks sejenis arak cognac konjakk koniak conhaque coniac коньяк koňak konjak konjak konjak บรั่นดี konyak, kanyak 法國白蘭地酒 коньяк شراب کی ایک قسم rượu cô nhắc 法国白兰地酒