Definition
A small enclosed vineyard or field, especially one surrounded by walls, often used in French wine regions like Burgundy.
Etymology
From French 'clos,' which comes from the Latin 'clausus' meaning 'closed' or 'enclosed.' It literally refers to enclosed land, historically walled to protect grapes from animals and theft.
Kelly Says
Wine snobs will mention 'Clos de Vougeot' or other famous enclosed vineyards in Burgundy because these walled properties have continuous wine-making history going back to medieval monks—the walls aren't just pretty, they're centuries old!
Translations
CACatalà
tancament
tan-ca-men-t
CSČeština
uzavření
uza-vre-ni
DADansk
lukning
lu-k-ning
DEDeutsch
Schließung
shlie-sung
ELΕλληνικά
κλείσιμο
klei-si-mo
FISuomi
sulkeminen
sul-ke-mi-nen
FRFrançais
fermeture
fer-me-tur
HUMagyar
bezárás
be-za-ras
IDBahasa Indonesia
penutupan
pe-nu-tu-pan
ITItaliano
chiusura
khoo-zyu-ra
KMKM
គ្រាប់ប្រើប្រាស់
kra-ap-bpra-as
MSBahasa Melayu
penutupan
pe-nu-tu-pan
MYမြန်မာ
ကျောက်မျိုး
chaw-ku-myo
NLNederlands
sluiting
slui-ting
NONorsk
lukking
lu-k-king
PLPolski
zamknięcie
zam-knie-tsie
PTPortuguês
fechamento
fe-cha-men-to
RORomână
închidere
in-chi-de-re
RUРусский
закрытие
zakrytie
SVSvenska
stängning
steng-ning
SWKiswahili
fungua
fun-gua
TLTL
pagkakasara
pa-gka-ka-sa-ra
TRTürkçe
kapanış
ka-pa-nish
UKУкраїнська
закриття
zakry-ttia
VITiếng Việt
đóng cửa
dong cua