| 释义 |
Soave, n.|soˈave|
The name of a town in northern Italy, used attrib. and absol. to designate a dry white wine made there.
1935Schoonmaker & Marvel Compl. Wine Bk. v. 130 The most widely sold and the best white wine of Veneto is the dry Soave. 1960Spectator 15 July 114 Soave in Italian means ‘suave’ in English, but the wine gets its name..after the battlemented little town of Soave... It is a white wine, very dry indeed as Italian wines go, with a refreshing acidity. 1969R. Airth Snatch! ix. 90 We had a bottle of Soave Bolla, chilled, with the lobster. 1975Observer (Colour Suppl.) 3 Aug. 12/2 Soave, a light dry white from Italy, is getting into more and more shops. It comes from around Verona. |