Definition of aguardiente in English:

aguardiente

noun aɣwarˈðjenteəˌɡwɑːdɪˈɛnteɪˌäɡwärˈdyentā

mass noun

A distilled liquor resembling brandy, especially as made in South America from sugar cane.
（西班牙语国家）土酿白兰地（尤指南美洲用甘蔗酿成的烧酒）
Example sentencesExamples
- Depending on the style of the wine, sherry is fortified with grape spirit known as aguardiente to between 15.5 and 22 per cent.
- In the sixteenth century, Sao Tome and Principe was the world's largest producer of sugar; now the little that is grown is turned into mind-numbing aguardiente.
- Beer and rum, including a fairly raw variety known as aguardiente are the most popular alcoholic drinks, although urban elites prefer Scotch whisky.
- A group of men drink aguardiente and sing boisterously near the water's edge to the accompaniment of a battered guitar.
- Anisados aguardiente has the addition of aniseed.

Origin

From Spanish, from agua 'water' + ardiente 'fiery'.

Definition of aguardiente in US English:

aguardiente

nounˌäɡwärˈdyentā

(in Spanish-speaking regions) a distilled liquor resembling brandy, especially as made in South America from sugar cane.
（西班牙语国家）土酿白兰地（尤指南美洲用甘蔗酿成的烧酒）
Example sentencesExamples
- Depending on the style of the wine, sherry is fortified with grape spirit known as aguardiente to between 15.5 and 22 per cent.
- In the sixteenth century, Sao Tome and Principe was the world's largest producer of sugar; now the little that is grown is turned into mind-numbing aguardiente.
- A group of men drink aguardiente and sing boisterously near the water's edge to the accompaniment of a battered guitar.
- Anisados aguardiente has the addition of aniseed.
- Beer and rum, including a fairly raw variety known as aguardiente are the most popular alcoholic drinks, although urban elites prefer Scotch whisky.

Origin

From Spanish, from agua ‘water’ + ardiente ‘fiery’.

词汇	aguardiente
释义	Definition of aguardiente in English: aguardiente noun aɣwarˈðjenteəˌɡwɑːdɪˈɛnteɪˌäɡwärˈdyentā mass noun A distilled liquor resembling brandy, especially as made in South America from sugar cane. （西班牙语国家）土酿白兰地（尤指南美洲用甘蔗酿成的烧酒） Example sentencesExamples Depending on the style of the wine, sherry is fortified with grape spirit known as aguardiente to between 15.5 and 22 per cent. In the sixteenth century, Sao Tome and Principe was the world's largest producer of sugar; now the little that is grown is turned into mind-numbing aguardiente. Beer and rum, including a fairly raw variety known as aguardiente are the most popular alcoholic drinks, although urban elites prefer Scotch whisky. A group of men drink aguardiente and sing boisterously near the water's edge to the accompaniment of a battered guitar. Anisados aguardiente has the addition of aniseed. Origin From Spanish, from agua 'water' + ardiente 'fiery'. Definition of aguardiente in US English: aguardiente nounˌäɡwärˈdyentā (in Spanish-speaking regions) a distilled liquor resembling brandy, especially as made in South America from sugar cane. （西班牙语国家）土酿白兰地（尤指南美洲用甘蔗酿成的烧酒） Example sentencesExamples Depending on the style of the wine, sherry is fortified with grape spirit known as aguardiente to between 15.5 and 22 per cent. In the sixteenth century, Sao Tome and Principe was the world's largest producer of sugar; now the little that is grown is turned into mind-numbing aguardiente. A group of men drink aguardiente and sing boisterously near the water's edge to the accompaniment of a battered guitar. Anisados aguardiente has the addition of aniseed. Beer and rum, including a fairly raw variety known as aguardiente are the most popular alcoholic drinks, although urban elites prefer Scotch whisky. Origin From Spanish, from agua ‘water’ + ardiente ‘fiery’.
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