spritzer in Japanese
spritzer in Japanese is スプリッツァー — spritzer means a chilled drink made from wine mixed with soda water.
spritzer in Japanese
スプリッツァー
Pronounced: supurittsā
A chilled long drink, made from white wine and soda water, or fruit juice and soda water.
What does "spritzer" mean?
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noun A chilled drink made from wine mixed with soda water.
"She ordered a white wine spritzer to go with her salad."
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noun (informal) A spray bottle used to mist liquid onto something.
"He kept a spritzer of water by the ironing board."
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spritzer in a sentence
- She ordered a white wine spritzer to go with her salad.
- He kept a spritzer of water by the ironing board.
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What is "spritzer" in Japanese?
"spritzer" in Japanese is スプリッツァー. spritzer means: A chilled drink made from wine mixed with soda water.
How do you pronounce スプリッツァー?
"spritzer" in Japanese is スプリッツァー, pronounced "supurittsā".
How do you use "spritzer" in a sentence?
Example: "She ordered a white wine spritzer to go with her salad." In Japanese, "spritzer" is スプリッツァー.
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