liqueur in Japanese
liqueur in Japanese is リキュール — liqueur means a sweet, often strong alcoholic drink, usually served after a meal or used in cocktails.
liqueur in Japanese
リキュール
Pronounced: rikyūru
A flavored alcoholic beverage that is usually very sweet and contains a high percentage of alcohol.
What does "liqueur" mean?
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noun A sweet, often strong alcoholic drink, usually served after a meal or used in cocktails.
"They finished the dinner with a small glass of coffee liqueur."
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liqueur in a sentence
- They finished the dinner with a small glass of coffee liqueur.
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What is "liqueur" in Japanese?
"liqueur" in Japanese is リキュール. liqueur means: A sweet, often strong alcoholic drink, usually served after a meal or used in cocktails.
How do you pronounce リキュール?
"liqueur" in Japanese is リキュール, pronounced "rikyūru".
How do you use "liqueur" in a sentence?
Example: "They finished the dinner with a small glass of coffee liqueur." In Japanese, "liqueur" is リキュール.
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