aperitif
aperitif 英 [əˌperəˈti:f] 美 [əˌperəˈtiːf]
n. 开胃酒
名词复数:aperitifs
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- n. 开胃酒
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1. Colombard did much to convince the market that a young white was worth drinking and for many people this is now their default aperitif/party wine.
哥伦巴做出很多努力，使市场相信这一新酿的白葡萄酒值得一喝，对于许多人来说，哥伦巴现在已经成为了他们开胃酒或是派对用酒的当然选择。
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2. An aperitif or some white wine？
一份开胃酒还是一些白葡萄酒？
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3. The rise of white wine as an aperitif can be traced to this date, and the co-operative of Plaimont – producers of this wine – were pioneers in the field.
始自这一时期，白葡萄酒渐渐被作为开胃酒，而制造它们的普莱蒙合作公司就是这一领域的先驱。
- aperitif (n.) "alcoholic drink taken before a meal to stimulate the appetite," 1890, from French apéritif "laxative, laxative liqueur," literally "opening," from Latin aperitivus, from aperire "to open, uncover," from PIE compound *ap-wer-yo- from *ap- "off, away" (see apo-) + root *wer- (4) "to cover." A doublet of apertive.
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