Definition of Mâconnais in English:

Mâconnais

(also Maconnais)

adjective ˌmɑːkɒˈneɪˌmakɒˈneɪ

Of, designating, or relating to the city of Mâcon or the surrounding region; (in later use) specifically relating to or designating wine produced in this region (most notably Pouilly-Fuissé), having the official appellation Mâcon.

noun ˌmɑːkɒˈneɪˌmakɒˈneɪ

1With the. The wine-growing region of Mâcon.
2A Mâcon wine.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Thicknesse (1719–1792), travel writer. From French Mâconnais from Mâcon + -ais, -ois (feminine -aise, -oise): see -ese.

Definition of Mâconnais in US English:

Mâconnais

(also Maconnais)

adjective

Of, designating, or relating to the city of Mâcon or the surrounding region; (in later use) specifically relating to or designating wine produced in this region (most notably Pouilly-Fuissé), having the official appellation Mâcon.

noun

1With the. The wine-growing region of Mâcon.
2A Mâcon wine.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Thicknesse (1719–1792), travel writer. From French Mâconnais from Mâcon + -ais, -ois (feminine -aise, -oise): see -ese.

单词	Mâconnais
释义	Definition of Mâconnais in English: Mâconnais (also Maconnais) adjective ˌmɑːkɒˈneɪˌmakɒˈneɪ Of, designating, or relating to the city of Mâcon or the surrounding region; (in later use) specifically relating to or designating wine produced in this region (most notably Pouilly-Fuissé), having the official appellation Mâcon. noun ˌmɑːkɒˈneɪˌmakɒˈneɪ 1With the. The wine-growing region of Mâcon. 2A Mâcon wine. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Thicknesse (1719–1792), travel writer. From French Mâconnais from Mâcon + -ais, -ois (feminine -aise, -oise): see -ese. Definition of Mâconnais in US English: Mâconnais (also Maconnais) adjective Of, designating, or relating to the city of Mâcon or the surrounding region; (in later use) specifically relating to or designating wine produced in this region (most notably Pouilly-Fuissé), having the official appellation Mâcon. noun 1With the. The wine-growing region of Mâcon. 2A Mâcon wine. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Thicknesse (1719–1792), travel writer. From French Mâconnais from Mâcon + -ais, -ois (feminine -aise, -oise): see -ese.
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