Definition of quaich in English:

quaich

(also quaigh)

noun kweɪkkweɪxkwāk

Scottish

1A shallow drinking cup, typically made of wood and having two handles.
〈苏格兰〉（尤指双耳的木制）浅酒杯
Example sentencesExamples
- In appreciation of his 18 years of service to the town, Mr Ferguson was presented with a print of Brian Neil's town scenes and an engraved pewter quaich, or whiskey drinking bowl, together with a bottle of single malt whisky.
- Celebrity fisherman Ian Botham christened the proceedings by pouring the traditional quaich of whisky into the dark waters.
- I bring home a traditional double-handled Scottish gift in pewter for special people - a bowl of welcome or friendship, called a quaich.
- The award, an engraved, two-handled traditional Scottish drinking bowl known as a quaich, was presented to Aiden by Mrs Jane Jones in the presence of Commodore RFA, Commodore Peter Lannin, at RFA HQ in Portsmouth.
- Whisky experts are not convinced that the vatted malt issue is anything other than a storm in a quaich.
1. 1.1 A trophy of a design similar to a quaich.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The prize, to be announced on May 4, consists of a quaich and £500.
  The group was welcomed by West Dunbartonshire's Lord Provost Alistair MacDonald, and presented with a silver quaich.
  It's a prize with handsome rewards: not just a decorative quaich, but also a deal with Edinburgh's Foot Stompin’ Records, dates at two folk festivals in Canada and a return visit to Celtic Connections.
  Mr. Laing donated the winners' quaich.
  When I got back to the dressing room, I was presented with a friendship quaich from my FIFA colleagues in Scotland and gifts from the teams.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Scottish Gaelic cuach 'cup'.

Definition of quaich in US English:

quaich

nounkwāk

Scottish

1A shallow drinking cup, typically made of wood and having two handles.
〈苏格兰〉（尤指双耳的木制）浅酒杯
Example sentencesExamples
- The award, an engraved, two-handled traditional Scottish drinking bowl known as a quaich, was presented to Aiden by Mrs Jane Jones in the presence of Commodore RFA, Commodore Peter Lannin, at RFA HQ in Portsmouth.
- I bring home a traditional double-handled Scottish gift in pewter for special people - a bowl of welcome or friendship, called a quaich.
- Whisky experts are not convinced that the vatted malt issue is anything other than a storm in a quaich.
- In appreciation of his 18 years of service to the town, Mr Ferguson was presented with a print of Brian Neil's town scenes and an engraved pewter quaich, or whiskey drinking bowl, together with a bottle of single malt whisky.
- Celebrity fisherman Ian Botham christened the proceedings by pouring the traditional quaich of whisky into the dark waters.
1. 1.1 A trophy of a design similar to a quaich.
  Example sentencesExamples
  When I got back to the dressing room, I was presented with a friendship quaich from my FIFA colleagues in Scotland and gifts from the teams.
  The prize, to be announced on May 4, consists of a quaich and £500.
  The group was welcomed by West Dunbartonshire's Lord Provost Alistair MacDonald, and presented with a silver quaich.
  Mr. Laing donated the winners' quaich.
  It's a prize with handsome rewards: not just a decorative quaich, but also a deal with Edinburgh's Foot Stompin’ Records, dates at two folk festivals in Canada and a return visit to Celtic Connections.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Scottish Gaelic cuach ‘cup’.

词汇	quaich
释义	Definition of quaich in English: quaich (also quaigh) noun kweɪkkweɪxkwāk Scottish 1A shallow drinking cup, typically made of wood and having two handles. 〈苏格兰〉（尤指双耳的木制）浅酒杯 Example sentencesExamples In appreciation of his 18 years of service to the town, Mr Ferguson was presented with a print of Brian Neil's town scenes and an engraved pewter quaich, or whiskey drinking bowl, together with a bottle of single malt whisky. Celebrity fisherman Ian Botham christened the proceedings by pouring the traditional quaich of whisky into the dark waters. I bring home a traditional double-handled Scottish gift in pewter for special people - a bowl of welcome or friendship, called a quaich. The award, an engraved, two-handled traditional Scottish drinking bowl known as a quaich, was presented to Aiden by Mrs Jane Jones in the presence of Commodore RFA, Commodore Peter Lannin, at RFA HQ in Portsmouth. Whisky experts are not convinced that the vatted malt issue is anything other than a storm in a quaich. 1.1 A trophy of a design similar to a quaich. Example sentencesExamples The prize, to be announced on May 4, consists of a quaich and £500. The group was welcomed by West Dunbartonshire's Lord Provost Alistair MacDonald, and presented with a silver quaich. It's a prize with handsome rewards: not just a decorative quaich, but also a deal with Edinburgh's Foot Stompin’ Records, dates at two folk festivals in Canada and a return visit to Celtic Connections. Mr. Laing donated the winners' quaich. When I got back to the dressing room, I was presented with a friendship quaich from my FIFA colleagues in Scotland and gifts from the teams. Origin Mid 16th century: from Scottish Gaelic cuach 'cup'. Definition of quaich in US English: quaich nounkwāk Scottish 1A shallow drinking cup, typically made of wood and having two handles. 〈苏格兰〉（尤指双耳的木制）浅酒杯 Example sentencesExamples The award, an engraved, two-handled traditional Scottish drinking bowl known as a quaich, was presented to Aiden by Mrs Jane Jones in the presence of Commodore RFA, Commodore Peter Lannin, at RFA HQ in Portsmouth. I bring home a traditional double-handled Scottish gift in pewter for special people - a bowl of welcome or friendship, called a quaich. Whisky experts are not convinced that the vatted malt issue is anything other than a storm in a quaich. In appreciation of his 18 years of service to the town, Mr Ferguson was presented with a print of Brian Neil's town scenes and an engraved pewter quaich, or whiskey drinking bowl, together with a bottle of single malt whisky. Celebrity fisherman Ian Botham christened the proceedings by pouring the traditional quaich of whisky into the dark waters. 1.1 A trophy of a design similar to a quaich. Example sentencesExamples When I got back to the dressing room, I was presented with a friendship quaich from my FIFA colleagues in Scotland and gifts from the teams. The prize, to be announced on May 4, consists of a quaich and £500. The group was welcomed by West Dunbartonshire's Lord Provost Alistair MacDonald, and presented with a silver quaich. Mr. Laing donated the winners' quaich. It's a prize with handsome rewards: not just a decorative quaich, but also a deal with Edinburgh's Foot Stompin’ Records, dates at two folk festivals in Canada and a return visit to Celtic Connections. Origin Mid 16th century: from Scottish Gaelic cuach ‘cup’.
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