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Pronunciation / Transliteration: cervecería
"Fuimos a una cervecería para probar las nuevas cervezas."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A place where beer is made commercially.
"They visited a local craft brewery to taste the new IPA."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from brew + -ery, on the pattern of Old Norse or Middle Low German origins.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "brewery" is said worldwide
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brasserie
Transliteration: brasserie
"Nous avons visité une brasserie artisanale."
Brauerei
Transliteration: Brauerei
"Die Brauerei produziert seit Jahrhunderten Bier."
birrificio
Transliteration: birrificio
"Il birrificio locale produce un'ottima birra chiara."
cervecería
Transliteration: cervecería
"Fuimos a una cervecería para probar las nuevas cervezas."
cervejaria
Transliteration: cervejaria
"A cervejaria artesanal abriu no mês passado."
बियर की भट्टी
Transliteration: biyar ki bhatti
"शहर में एक नई बियर की भट्टी खुली है।"
啤酒厂
Transliteration: píjiǔchǎng
"这家啤酒厂生产各种精酿啤酒。"
양조장
Transliteration: yangjojang
"우리는 수제 맥주 양조장을 견학했다."
ビール醸造所
Transliteration: biiru jōzōsho
"そのビール醸造所では見学ツアーを行っています。"
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