Definitions for "ZENIT"
Variety developed in Hungary in the early 1950 's. Widely planted in Central Europe. Has synonym name Badacsony 7. Derived from a Ezerjó x Bouvier V. vinifera crossing. Usually ripening around early to mid-September it is mainly used to create a pleasant, crisp, general purpose white-wine.
Zenit (; English:Zenith) was the All-Union Voluntary Sports Society for workers of arms industry, established in 1936. Due to reorganization of sports societies, between 1957 and 1966 physical culture collectives of Zenit were a part of VSS Trud from the Russian SFSR, and other republican sports societies. In 1966 Zenit again became a separate VSS.
a Company of the Flechabus Group, one of the most important in all South America and certainly the biggest of Argentina for long distance transportation