Gibraltar in Portuguese
Gibraltar in Portuguese is Gibraltar — Gibraltar means a small coffee drink made by serving a cortado-style espresso and milk in a short glass.
Gibraltar in Portuguese
Gibraltar
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."
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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.
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What is "Gibraltar" in Portuguese?
"Gibraltar" in Portuguese is Gibraltar. 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 Portuguese, "Gibraltar" is Gibraltar.
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