Gibraltar in Italian
Gibraltar in Italian is Gibilterra — Gibraltar means a small coffee drink made by serving a cortado-style espresso and milk in a short glass.
Gibraltar in Italian
Gibilterra
A peninsula, city, and overseas territory of the United Kingdom, at the southern end of Iberia.
What does "Gibraltar" mean?
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noun A small coffee drink made by serving a cortado-style espresso and milk in a short glass.
"The barista handed over a gibraltar, the espresso and milk already swirled together."
Gibraltar in a sentence
- The barista handed over a gibraltar, the espresso and milk already swirled together.
- Coffee shops on the West Coast popularized the gibraltar before it spread nationwide.
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Gibraltar" in Italian?
"Gibraltar" in Italian is Gibilterra. Gibraltar means: A small coffee drink made by serving a cortado-style espresso and milk in a short glass.
How do you use "Gibraltar" in a sentence?
Example: "The barista handed over a gibraltar, the espresso and milk already swirled together." In Italian, "Gibraltar" is Gibilterra.
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