Definition of chambré in English:

chambré

adjective ˈʃɒmbreɪˈʃɒ̃mbreɪˈSHamˌbrā

predicative (of red wine) at room temperature.
the French believe that Cabernet tastes best chambré
Example sentencesExamples
- Is 18 minutes really sufficient to allow a bottle of wine to breathe and chambré?
- Red wine from the cellar ain't going to be chambré.
- Tasting advice: It is best drunk chambré, at 16-18° with simple or complex meals, and goes best with delicatessen, meat and cheese.
Synonyms
heated, tepid, lukewarm

Origin

1950s: French, past participle of chambrer 'bring to room temperature', from chambre 'room' (see chamber).

Rhymes

chambray, hombre, ombré

Definition of chambré in US English:

chambré

adjectiveˈSHamˌbrā

predicative (of red wine) at room temperature.
Cabernet tastes best chambré
Example sentencesExamples
- Red wine from the cellar ain't going to be chambré.
- Is 18 minutes really sufficient to allow a bottle of wine to breathe and chambré?
- Tasting advice: It is best drunk chambré, at 16-18° with simple or complex meals, and goes best with delicatessen, meat and cheese.
Synonyms
heated, tepid, lukewarm

Origin

1950s: French, past participle of chambrer ‘bring to room temperature’, from chambre ‘room’ (see chamber).

单词	chambré
释义	Definition of chambré in English: chambré adjective ˈʃɒmbreɪˈʃɒ̃mbreɪˈSHamˌbrā predicative (of red wine) at room temperature. the French believe that Cabernet tastes best chambré Example sentencesExamples Is 18 minutes really sufficient to allow a bottle of wine to breathe and chambré? Red wine from the cellar ain't going to be chambré. Tasting advice: It is best drunk chambré, at 16-18° with simple or complex meals, and goes best with delicatessen, meat and cheese. Synonyms heated, tepid, lukewarm Origin 1950s: French, past participle of chambrer 'bring to room temperature', from chambre 'room' (see chamber). Rhymes chambray, hombre, ombré Definition of chambré in US English: chambré adjectiveˈSHamˌbrā predicative (of red wine) at room temperature. Cabernet tastes best chambré Example sentencesExamples Red wine from the cellar ain't going to be chambré. Is 18 minutes really sufficient to allow a bottle of wine to breathe and chambré? Tasting advice: It is best drunk chambré, at 16-18° with simple or complex meals, and goes best with delicatessen, meat and cheese. Synonyms heated, tepid, lukewarm Origin 1950s: French, past participle of chambrer ‘bring to room temperature’, from chambre ‘room’ (see chamber).
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