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No. 12,369 in German

vintage

In German, "Vintage" refers to something old-fashioned, classic, or from a past era, often with nostalgic value.

In a sentence

  • Das Kleid ist ein Vintage-Stück aus den 1970er Jahren.

    The dress is a vintage piece from the 1970s.

    Here, 'vintage' refers to clothing that originates from or is inspired by styles of the past, indicating its authenticity or retro design.

  • Die Weine dieses Jahrgangs sind von einem besonderen Vintage.

    The wines of this vintage are of a special quality.

    In this context, 'vintage' is used to denote the specific year or period in which the wine was produced, often implying quality and rarity.

  • Ich liebe den Vintage-Look dieser alten Möbel.

    I love the vintage look of this old furniture.

    Here, 'vintage' characterizes something as having an aesthetic or design that is reminiscent of a previous era, often appreciated for its charm or uniqueness.

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