martini in Japanese
martini in Japanese is マティーニ — martini means a cocktail traditionally made by stirring or shaking gin (or vodka) with vermouth, usually served in a stemmed glass with an olive or twist.
martini in Japanese
マティーニ
Pronounced: matīni
(sometimes, proscribed) Any cocktail served in a cocktail glass, often sweet or fruity and aimed at women.
What does "martini" mean?
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noun A cocktail traditionally made by stirring or shaking gin (or vodka) with vermouth, usually served in a stemmed glass with an olive or twist.
"He ordered a dry martini, shaken not stirred."
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noun Loosely, any cocktail served in the same distinctive cone-shaped glass.
"The bar menu listed an espresso martini among its specials."
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martini in a sentence
- He ordered a dry martini, shaken not stirred.
- She garnished the martini with a twist of lemon.
- The bar menu listed an espresso martini among its specials.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "martini" in Japanese?
"martini" in Japanese is マティーニ. martini means: A cocktail traditionally made by stirring or shaking gin (or vodka) with vermouth, usually served in a stemmed glass with an olive or twist.
How do you pronounce マティーニ?
"martini" in Japanese is マティーニ, pronounced "matīni".
How do you use "martini" in a sentence?
Example: "He ordered a dry martini, shaken not stirred." In Japanese, "martini" is マティーニ.
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