Definition of mojito in English:

mojito

nounPlural mojitos mə(ʊ)ˈhiːtəʊmōˈhēdō

A cocktail consisting of white rum, lime or lemon juice, sugar, mint, ice, and carbonated or soda water.
莫吉托（一种鸡尾酒，用白朗姆酒加酸橙汁或柠檬汁、糖、薄荷、冰以及苏打水调制而成）
Example sentencesExamples
- No matter what time of year you go to Cuba there will be music and wonderful cocktails - Cuba Libres, daiquiris and mojitos - based on the island's native rum.
- ‘That doesn't make sense,’ Raoul said to me one evening over mojitos, the Cuban national cocktail.
- With a cocktail list that has everything from a peppered strawberry martini to a passionfruit mojito, you can get your five portions of fruit and veg without resorting to salad.
- We got pitchers of mojitos and sangria, and I was tipsy in about three minutes.
- Mint fans should try a mojito, the classic rum cocktail of Cuba, another delightfully decadent holiday drink.

Origin

1930s: Cuban Spanish, from mojo² + diminutive suffix -ito.

Definition of mojito in US English:

mojito

nounmōˈhēdō

A cocktail consisting of white rum, lime or lemon juice, sugar, mint, ice, and sparkling water or club soda.
莫吉托（一种鸡尾酒，用白朗姆酒加酸橙汁或柠檬汁、糖、薄荷、冰以及苏打水调制而成）
Example sentencesExamples
- No matter what time of year you go to Cuba there will be music and wonderful cocktails - Cuba Libres, daiquiris and mojitos - based on the island's native rum.
- We got pitchers of mojitos and sangria, and I was tipsy in about three minutes.
- With a cocktail list that has everything from a peppered strawberry martini to a passionfruit mojito, you can get your five portions of fruit and veg without resorting to salad.
- ‘That doesn't make sense,’ Raoul said to me one evening over mojitos, the Cuban national cocktail.
- Mint fans should try a mojito, the classic rum cocktail of Cuba, another delightfully decadent holiday drink.

Origin

1930s: Cuban Spanish, from mojo + diminutive suffix -ito.

词汇	mojito
释义	Definition of mojito in English: mojito nounPlural mojitos mə(ʊ)ˈhiːtəʊmōˈhēdō A cocktail consisting of white rum, lime or lemon juice, sugar, mint, ice, and carbonated or soda water. 莫吉托（一种鸡尾酒，用白朗姆酒加酸橙汁或柠檬汁、糖、薄荷、冰以及苏打水调制而成） Example sentencesExamples No matter what time of year you go to Cuba there will be music and wonderful cocktails - Cuba Libres, daiquiris and mojitos - based on the island's native rum. ‘That doesn't make sense,’ Raoul said to me one evening over mojitos, the Cuban national cocktail. With a cocktail list that has everything from a peppered strawberry martini to a passionfruit mojito, you can get your five portions of fruit and veg without resorting to salad. We got pitchers of mojitos and sangria, and I was tipsy in about three minutes. Mint fans should try a mojito, the classic rum cocktail of Cuba, another delightfully decadent holiday drink. Origin 1930s: Cuban Spanish, from mojo² + diminutive suffix -ito. Definition of mojito in US English: mojito nounmōˈhēdō A cocktail consisting of white rum, lime or lemon juice, sugar, mint, ice, and sparkling water or club soda. 莫吉托（一种鸡尾酒，用白朗姆酒加酸橙汁或柠檬汁、糖、薄荷、冰以及苏打水调制而成） Example sentencesExamples No matter what time of year you go to Cuba there will be music and wonderful cocktails - Cuba Libres, daiquiris and mojitos - based on the island's native rum. We got pitchers of mojitos and sangria, and I was tipsy in about three minutes. With a cocktail list that has everything from a peppered strawberry martini to a passionfruit mojito, you can get your five portions of fruit and veg without resorting to salad. ‘That doesn't make sense,’ Raoul said to me one evening over mojitos, the Cuban national cocktail. Mint fans should try a mojito, the classic rum cocktail of Cuba, another delightfully decadent holiday drink. Origin 1930s: Cuban Spanish, from mojo + diminutive suffix -ito.
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