Definition of jeroboam in English:

jeroboam

noun ˌdʒɛrəˈbəʊəmˌdʒɛrəˈboʊəm

A wine bottle with a capacity four times larger than that of an ordinary bottle.
（容量比普通酒瓶大四倍的）大酒瓶
Example sentencesExamples
- On top of the auction a raffle for a jeroboam equivalent to four ordinary bottles of Veuve Cliquout champagne raised a further £450.
- When I saw it first last year, I promised to uncork a jeroboam of superlatives for its UK release.
- ‘And sometimes special packaging is done,’ she added, ‘festive packaging, like the Duvel jeroboam.’
- A jeroboam, at four bottles, might be more practical.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after Jeroboam, a king of Israel, ‘who made Israel to sin’ (1 Kings 11:28, 14:16).

Rhymes

Noam, Siloam

Definition of jeroboam in US English:

jeroboam

nounˌjerəˈbōəmˌdʒɛrəˈboʊəm

A wine bottle with a capacity four times larger than that of an ordinary bottle.
（容量比普通酒瓶大四倍的）大酒瓶
Example sentencesExamples
- On top of the auction a raffle for a jeroboam equivalent to four ordinary bottles of Veuve Cliquout champagne raised a further £450.
- When I saw it first last year, I promised to uncork a jeroboam of superlatives for its UK release.
- ‘And sometimes special packaging is done,’ she added, ‘festive packaging, like the Duvel jeroboam.’
- A jeroboam, at four bottles, might be more practical.

Origin

Early 19th century: named after Jeroboam, a king of Israel, ‘who made Israel to sin’ (1 Kings 11:28, 14:16).

词汇	jeroboam
释义	Definition of jeroboam in English: jeroboam noun ˌdʒɛrəˈbəʊəmˌdʒɛrəˈboʊəm A wine bottle with a capacity four times larger than that of an ordinary bottle. （容量比普通酒瓶大四倍的）大酒瓶 Example sentencesExamples On top of the auction a raffle for a jeroboam equivalent to four ordinary bottles of Veuve Cliquout champagne raised a further £450. When I saw it first last year, I promised to uncork a jeroboam of superlatives for its UK release. ‘And sometimes special packaging is done,’ she added, ‘festive packaging, like the Duvel jeroboam.’ A jeroboam, at four bottles, might be more practical. Origin Early 19th century: named after Jeroboam, a king of Israel, ‘who made Israel to sin’ (1 Kings 11:28, 14:16). Rhymes Noam, Siloam Definition of jeroboam in US English: jeroboam nounˌjerəˈbōəmˌdʒɛrəˈboʊəm A wine bottle with a capacity four times larger than that of an ordinary bottle. （容量比普通酒瓶大四倍的）大酒瓶 Example sentencesExamples On top of the auction a raffle for a jeroboam equivalent to four ordinary bottles of Veuve Cliquout champagne raised a further £450. When I saw it first last year, I promised to uncork a jeroboam of superlatives for its UK release. ‘And sometimes special packaging is done,’ she added, ‘festive packaging, like the Duvel jeroboam.’ A jeroboam, at four bottles, might be more practical. Origin Early 19th century: named after Jeroboam, a king of Israel, ‘who made Israel to sin’ (1 Kings 11:28, 14:16).
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