burgundy
burgundy 英 [ˈbɜ:gəndi] 美 [ˈbɜrgəndi]
n. 深的紫红色
名词复数:burgundies
- The dark red color of red wine is burgundy. The burgundy leaves of an oak tree in October are particularly stunning.
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- n. 深的紫红色
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1. The wedding gowns could usually be of any color, but they usually were of a dark color like burgundy wine, deep purple or hunter green.
通常，结婚礼服可以选择任何颜色，但人们普遍会选用比较深的色彩，例如：暗红色、深紫色或墨绿色。
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2. Our route from Lake Geneva to the Channel more or less drew itself: over the Jura by the lowest pass we could find, through burgundy and across to the Loire for an easy day on the riverbank.
我们打算从日内瓦湖到英吉利海峡骑行，路线本身就很有吸引力：在汝拉山，我们翻越最低的山口； 在穿过勃艮第到达卢瓦尔河时，我们沿河岸轻松骑行一天；
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3. However, the increased likelihood of a second brood later in the year could make managing sites for Duke of burgundy butterflies more difficult.
本年度第二次产卵的可能性正在增大，但这会使得为勃艮第公爵蚬蝶安排住所的工作更加困难。
- Burgundy (n.) region, kingdom, duchy, and province in France, from Medieval Latin Burgundia, from Late Latin Burgundiones, literally "highlanders," from PIE *bhrgh-nt- "high, mighty," from root *bhergh- (2) "high." The Burgundians were a Germanic people, originally from what is now Sweden, who migrated and founded a kingdom west of the Rhine in 411. Their story is told in the 12c. Nibelungenlied. As "wine made in Burgundy," 1670s; as a color resembling that of the wine, 1881 (burgundy rose as a color is from 1872). Related: Burgundian.
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