Definition of Macabeo in English:

Macabeo

(also Maccabeo, Macabeu)

noun ˌmakəˈbeɪəʊ

A variety of grape grown widely in the western Mediterranean countries (Spain, Portugal, south-western France, Morocco, and Algeria) and used in the manufacture of (chiefly dry) white wines, and also of sparkling wines, rosés, and light red wines.

Late 19th century. From Spanish Macabeo, Maccabeo, Portuguese Macabeu, French Maccabéo: further etymology uncertain.

(also Maccabeo, Macabeu)

nounˌmakəˈbeɪəʊ

A variety of grape grown widely in the western Mediterranean countries (Spain, Portugal, south-western France, Morocco, and Algeria) and used in the manufacture of (chiefly dry) white wines, and also of sparkling wines, rosés, and light red wines.

Late 19th century. From Spanish Macabeo, Maccabeo, Portuguese Macabeu, French Maccabéo: further etymology uncertain.

单词	Macabeo
释义	Definition of Macabeo in English: Macabeo (also Maccabeo, Macabeu) noun ˌmakəˈbeɪəʊ A variety of grape grown widely in the western Mediterranean countries (Spain, Portugal, south-western France, Morocco, and Algeria) and used in the manufacture of (chiefly dry) white wines, and also of sparkling wines, rosés, and light red wines. Origin Late 19th century. From Spanish Macabeo, Maccabeo, Portuguese Macabeu, French Maccabéo: further etymology uncertain. Definition of Macabeo in US English: Macabeo (also Maccabeo, Macabeu) nounˌmakəˈbeɪəʊ A variety of grape grown widely in the western Mediterranean countries (Spain, Portugal, south-western France, Morocco, and Algeria) and used in the manufacture of (chiefly dry) white wines, and also of sparkling wines, rosés, and light red wines. Origin Late 19th century. From Spanish Macabeo, Maccabeo, Portuguese Macabeu, French Maccabéo: further etymology uncertain.
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