Definition of vinery in English:

vinery

nounPlural vineries ˈvʌɪn(ə)riˈvaɪn(ə)ri

1A greenhouse for grapevines.
Example sentencesExamples
- Proposals include restoring the conservatory, a vinery, a bandstand, a lake and ornate gates at the Eccles Old Road entrance.
- On the sloping northern side lies the foundations of many glasshouses, two of which have been completely restored: a vinery and a plant nursery.
- A long run of narrow lean-tos against the north wall was probably built around 1828 and included a heated ‘stove’ at one end and a vinery at the other.
- The garden, a charity run by volunteers, must find up to £90,000 more by next summer to complete the restoration of the Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses.
- Staff at Helmsley Walled Garden have announced that their £505,000 bid to restore a range of Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses, and derelict outbuildings has been accepted.
1. 1.1 A vineyard.
  Example sentencesExamples
  We saw him from time to time when he made his way from the vineries to drink from the Mabel.
  I don't know when I've ever had anything this good from a home brewer - or any other vinery for that matter!
  The next day, was the sight-seeing part of the official tour where our hosts took us to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and to an exotic-looking vinery in Yarra Valley.
  The vintners of hundred-year old vineries are being edged out of the market.

Rhymes

binary, finery, pinery, quinary, winery

Definition of vinery in US English:

vinery

nounˈvīn(ə)rēˈvaɪn(ə)ri

1A greenhouse for grapevines.
Example sentencesExamples
- Proposals include restoring the conservatory, a vinery, a bandstand, a lake and ornate gates at the Eccles Old Road entrance.
- A long run of narrow lean-tos against the north wall was probably built around 1828 and included a heated ‘stove’ at one end and a vinery at the other.
- The garden, a charity run by volunteers, must find up to £90,000 more by next summer to complete the restoration of the Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses.
- On the sloping northern side lies the foundations of many glasshouses, two of which have been completely restored: a vinery and a plant nursery.
- Staff at Helmsley Walled Garden have announced that their £505,000 bid to restore a range of Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses, and derelict outbuildings has been accepted.
1. 1.1 A vineyard.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I don't know when I've ever had anything this good from a home brewer - or any other vinery for that matter!
  The vintners of hundred-year old vineries are being edged out of the market.
  The next day, was the sight-seeing part of the official tour where our hosts took us to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and to an exotic-looking vinery in Yarra Valley.
  We saw him from time to time when he made his way from the vineries to drink from the Mabel.

单词	vinery
释义	Definition of vinery in English: vinery nounPlural vineries ˈvʌɪn(ə)riˈvaɪn(ə)ri 1A greenhouse for grapevines. Example sentencesExamples Proposals include restoring the conservatory, a vinery, a bandstand, a lake and ornate gates at the Eccles Old Road entrance. On the sloping northern side lies the foundations of many glasshouses, two of which have been completely restored: a vinery and a plant nursery. A long run of narrow lean-tos against the north wall was probably built around 1828 and included a heated ‘stove’ at one end and a vinery at the other. The garden, a charity run by volunteers, must find up to £90,000 more by next summer to complete the restoration of the Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses. Staff at Helmsley Walled Garden have announced that their £505,000 bid to restore a range of Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses, and derelict outbuildings has been accepted. 1.1 A vineyard. Example sentencesExamples We saw him from time to time when he made his way from the vineries to drink from the Mabel. I don't know when I've ever had anything this good from a home brewer - or any other vinery for that matter! The next day, was the sight-seeing part of the official tour where our hosts took us to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and to an exotic-looking vinery in Yarra Valley. The vintners of hundred-year old vineries are being edged out of the market. Rhymes binary, finery, pinery, quinary, winery Definition of vinery in US English: vinery nounˈvīn(ə)rēˈvaɪn(ə)ri 1A greenhouse for grapevines. Example sentencesExamples Proposals include restoring the conservatory, a vinery, a bandstand, a lake and ornate gates at the Eccles Old Road entrance. A long run of narrow lean-tos against the north wall was probably built around 1828 and included a heated ‘stove’ at one end and a vinery at the other. The garden, a charity run by volunteers, must find up to £90,000 more by next summer to complete the restoration of the Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses. On the sloping northern side lies the foundations of many glasshouses, two of which have been completely restored: a vinery and a plant nursery. Staff at Helmsley Walled Garden have announced that their £505,000 bid to restore a range of Victorian vineries, fruit and orchard houses, and derelict outbuildings has been accepted. 1.1 A vineyard. Example sentencesExamples I don't know when I've ever had anything this good from a home brewer - or any other vinery for that matter! The vintners of hundred-year old vineries are being edged out of the market. The next day, was the sight-seeing part of the official tour where our hosts took us to the Melbourne Cricket Ground and to an exotic-looking vinery in Yarra Valley. We saw him from time to time when he made his way from the vineries to drink from the Mabel.
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