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vineyard

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vine·yard  (vnyrd)
n.
1. Ground planted with cultivated grapevines.
2. A sphere of spiritual, mental, or physical endeavor.
vineyard [ˈvɪnjəd]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Agriculture) a plantation of grapevines, esp where wine grapes are produced
[Old English wīngeard; see vine, yard2; related to Old High German wīngart, Old Norse vingarthr]
vineyardist  n
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Noun1.vineyardvineyard - a farm of grapevines where wine grapes are produced
vinery
farm - workplace consisting of farm buildings and cultivated land as a unit; "it takes several people to work the farm"
Translations
vineyard [ˈvɪnjəd] N → viña f, viñedo m
vineyard [ˈvɪnjərd] n → vignoble m
vineyard [ˈvɪnjəd] n → vigna, vigneto
vineyard [ˈvɪnjəd] n → vigna, vigneto
vineyard → حقل نشاط المرء vinice vingård Weinberg αμπελώνας viñedo viinitarha vignoble vinograd vigneto ブドウ園 포도원 wijngaard vingård winnica vinha, vinhedo виноградник vingård ไร่องุ่น bağ vườn nho 葡萄园


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A FARMER being about to die, and knowing that during his illness his Sons had permitted the vineyard to become overgrown with weeds while they improved the shining hour by gambling with the doctor, said to them:
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AN Itinerant Preacher who had wrought hard in the moral vineyard for several hours whispered to a Holy Deacon of the local church:
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This cave gave upon the sweetest little thing in coves, all deep blue water and honest rocks; and here I looked after the vineyard shipping, a pot-bellied tub with a brown sail, and a sort of dingy.
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