Definition of wine waiter in English:

wine waiter

noun

British

A waiter responsible for serving wine.
〈英〉酒侍者
Example sentencesExamples
- Ask your wine waiter to recommend a prized brandy when you've finished your food.
- One of the first lessons I learnt as a fresh wine waiter was not to sell Australian red wines.
- In what he describes as his ‘wilderness years’ he worked as a bricklayer, meat porter, wine waiter, pizza chef and even as a freelance journalist for the Sun.
- Victoria Rose, from Rupert Close, received a phone call from her son Johnathan, 24, who had just returned home from his part-time job as a wine waiter at a local restaurant, saying that he had been taken ill.
- George Mitchell, the governor of the Bank of Scotland, managed to get on the wrong side of a London wine waiter last week.
- And Rodney, a wine waiter at Woburn Abbey, feared she was about to end it because of his cheating.
- I'll defer to the wine waiter to bring appropriate bottles at regular intervals.
- The wine waiter, Jean-Louis Valla, knows everything that's going on everywhere.
- This latterly gave him a good excuse to sit down at receptions: all the better to conduct vigorous conversational campaigns while maintaining eye-contact, not least, at suitable intervals, with the wine waiter.
- Far more important is the fact that with tremendous food and the friendliest service in town - wine waiter Giorgio ought to be on the stage - the new, enlarged La Partenope remains one of Edinburgh's culinary star turns.
- Why was the orange juice freely available in jugs, but the water served in wine glasses, by a wine waiter, bottle in hand, cloth draped lovingly around the bottle?
- In this country the status of the wine waiter is, alas, not as it is on the continent.
- I was a wine waiter at the Culloden Hotel, near Belfast.
- The meal was delicious, and Claudia deftly directed the wine waiter to Tractinius' goblet, so that he was soon very relaxed in their company.
- He was also working part-time in restaurants at night, where his knowledge of wines was starting to pay off, and many diners would leave a little in the bottle for their wine waiter to experience.
- Or do you ask the wine waiter to choose for you and look like an ignoramus?
- You were always a fastidious trencherman, and struck fear into the hearts of many a maitre d' and wine waiter, but when they knew you, they adored you.
- This isn't always the best way to find good wine, a quick word with the wine waiter usually is the best option and of course the house-wine should always be enjoyable also.
- In the past few weeks, Warren McElhone of Castlerea was selected as the top wine waiter in Ireland.
- I was a wine waiter memorizing a cellar of over 100 wines.
Synonyms
server, waitress, stewardess, steward, attendant

词汇	wine waiter
释义	Definition of wine waiter in English: wine waiter noun British A waiter responsible for serving wine. 〈英〉酒侍者 Example sentencesExamples Ask your wine waiter to recommend a prized brandy when you've finished your food. One of the first lessons I learnt as a fresh wine waiter was not to sell Australian red wines. In what he describes as his ‘wilderness years’ he worked as a bricklayer, meat porter, wine waiter, pizza chef and even as a freelance journalist for the Sun. Victoria Rose, from Rupert Close, received a phone call from her son Johnathan, 24, who had just returned home from his part-time job as a wine waiter at a local restaurant, saying that he had been taken ill. George Mitchell, the governor of the Bank of Scotland, managed to get on the wrong side of a London wine waiter last week. And Rodney, a wine waiter at Woburn Abbey, feared she was about to end it because of his cheating. I'll defer to the wine waiter to bring appropriate bottles at regular intervals. The wine waiter, Jean-Louis Valla, knows everything that's going on everywhere. This latterly gave him a good excuse to sit down at receptions: all the better to conduct vigorous conversational campaigns while maintaining eye-contact, not least, at suitable intervals, with the wine waiter. Far more important is the fact that with tremendous food and the friendliest service in town - wine waiter Giorgio ought to be on the stage - the new, enlarged La Partenope remains one of Edinburgh's culinary star turns. Why was the orange juice freely available in jugs, but the water served in wine glasses, by a wine waiter, bottle in hand, cloth draped lovingly around the bottle? In this country the status of the wine waiter is, alas, not as it is on the continent. I was a wine waiter at the Culloden Hotel, near Belfast. The meal was delicious, and Claudia deftly directed the wine waiter to Tractinius' goblet, so that he was soon very relaxed in their company. He was also working part-time in restaurants at night, where his knowledge of wines was starting to pay off, and many diners would leave a little in the bottle for their wine waiter to experience. Or do you ask the wine waiter to choose for you and look like an ignoramus? You were always a fastidious trencherman, and struck fear into the hearts of many a maitre d' and wine waiter, but when they knew you, they adored you. This isn't always the best way to find good wine, a quick word with the wine waiter usually is the best option and of course the house-wine should always be enjoyable also. In the past few weeks, Warren McElhone of Castlerea was selected as the top wine waiter in Ireland. I was a wine waiter memorizing a cellar of over 100 wines. Synonyms server, waitress, stewardess, steward, attendant
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