Definition of tankard in English:

tankard

noun ˈtaŋkədˈtæŋkərd

1A tall beer mug, typically made of silver or pewter, with a handle and sometimes a hinged lid.
（多由银或白镴制作的带把手或有带铰链的盖子的）大啤酒杯
Example sentencesExamples
- The winner will receive a pewter tankard, hip flask and stamp set.
- There sat a very large, intricately worked silver tankard, around the base of which languidly lay a thin aristocratic-looking hand.
- Particularly notable are an early nineteenth-century Windsor armchair with an elaborate fretwork back and a rare early eighteenth-century silver tankard.
- I must have either surprised the men by asking or looked incredibly stupid standing there with a tankard of ale clutched in one hand.
- It was a big tankard, silver-sterling silver tankard, with his name on it, and the date and the name of the film.
- Men grappled with heavy implements all day long, then hit the local pub to drink ale from a 10-pound beer tankard, fight and arm-wrestle.
- Pewter mugs and tankards were the main vessels for dispensing beer, but the metal did not appeal to drinkers of coffee and tea.
- Inside, dried hops hang from the beams and pump beer signs stuck among tankards on the ceiling let punters know what favourable ales have been drunk by previous patrons.
- But he raised a pewter tankard of foaming ale to celebrate the success of his campaign and will be back next week
- One of the regulars tapped his pewter tankard on the bar and cleared his throat noisily.
- He stood and began pouring from a tall earthenware flagon, filling tankards with ale.
- She came back with a cow horn tankard of beer, brown foam sliding down one side.
- By the evening he was gone, with no party, no presentation, no silver tankard.
- As they crossed the length of the room, they finally espied her crew, barking raucous laughter and drinking deep of their pewter tankards.
- He glanced up from his tankard as the tavern door swung open and a tall cloaked man entered.
- He rose and walked to the counter where he grabbed a jug of beer and refilled his tankard.
- I'm not one of those that laments the old thick dimpled beer tankards with handles on the side.
- The man glanced over at him, then recoiled with an oath, almost tipping over his tankard of beer.
- A new trophy, a silver tankard donated by the former captain and president, was awarded to the winning team.
- He nods towards a phalanx of priests nursing beer tankards, swaying dreamily to the white noise of the band crackling through the speakers.
Synonyms
beaker, cup
1. 1.1 The contents of or an amount held by a tankard.
  一大啤酒杯的容量
  I've downed a tankard of ale
  我已经喝下了一大杯麦芽酒。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I personally will be carrying a flugelhorn around at all times and will be drinking huge foaming tankards of ale every lunch time.
  He looked at him, mentally debating his public duty, then greed won and he took down a fresh unopened bottle from the shelf and pulled a couple of tankards of lager from the pump.
  Anyway, major celebrations are called for and this means a visit to Munich's Oktoberfest where we'll fall upon fowl while downing tankards of beer.
  That night as we always have is a small celebration at a local pub, I ordered a tankard of rum as I always did.
  The huge tankards of local beer went down a treat with everyone, Kleines and Kristallweizen were the favourites.
  The bar owner eagerly pocketed it, and within a few seconds from good service, he was sipping on a tankard of rum, eyeing the surely crowd.
  An hour passed, enough time to find him and tell him to see to the curricle, even enough time to eat a little, washing the food down with two tankards of ale.
  He poured a tankard of beer, and placed it between the acrobat's feet, eliciting an oath as he deliberately spilt some over his crotch.
  The cosy interior looks like it hasn't changed much for centuries and one can imagine William Blake strolling in from his home in nearby Golden Square to ask for a tankard of beer.
  The tankard of beer was beaded with condensation and deliciously cold.
  Hw drew himself a tankard of ale and carried it and Gunnar's drink to the Swede's table.
  She bought the girl a tankard of hot cider and herself a robust country ale.
  She took a tankard of each and downed them all in turn, burning her tongue on the wine.
  She awoke slowly, her head throbbing as it had the time she had taken a whole tankard of ale on a dare from the boys.
  It is a humble beverage that unites the generations, a common bond that links today's thirsty men and women with those from centuries ago swigged down in tankards and flagons after a hard day in the fields.
  Then we went on drinking tankards of beer, and a sharp little spirit called Becherovka, one of the central European schnapps I love.
  When she couldn't find anything, she refused the offer of his to buy her a drink, and sat with her friends, watching Tyron with a raised eyebrow as he ordered a tankard of ale.
  Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been.
  He was middle aged with a bit of gray hair mingling with the brown and was currently chugging a tankard of beer.
  From the barman I bought two tankards of ale and set them down in front of him.

Origin

Middle English (denoting a large tub for carrying liquid): perhaps related to Dutch tanckaert.

Definition of tankard in US English:

tankard

nounˈtaNGkərdˈtæŋkərd

1A tall beer mug, typically made of silver or pewter, with a handle and sometimes a hinged lid.
（多由银或白镴制作的带把手或有带铰链的盖子的）大啤酒杯
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm not one of those that laments the old thick dimpled beer tankards with handles on the side.
- The winner will receive a pewter tankard, hip flask and stamp set.
- The man glanced over at him, then recoiled with an oath, almost tipping over his tankard of beer.
- A new trophy, a silver tankard donated by the former captain and president, was awarded to the winning team.
- As they crossed the length of the room, they finally espied her crew, barking raucous laughter and drinking deep of their pewter tankards.
- It was a big tankard, silver-sterling silver tankard, with his name on it, and the date and the name of the film.
- Men grappled with heavy implements all day long, then hit the local pub to drink ale from a 10-pound beer tankard, fight and arm-wrestle.
- He glanced up from his tankard as the tavern door swung open and a tall cloaked man entered.
- But he raised a pewter tankard of foaming ale to celebrate the success of his campaign and will be back next week
- He stood and began pouring from a tall earthenware flagon, filling tankards with ale.
- She came back with a cow horn tankard of beer, brown foam sliding down one side.
- He nods towards a phalanx of priests nursing beer tankards, swaying dreamily to the white noise of the band crackling through the speakers.
- Pewter mugs and tankards were the main vessels for dispensing beer, but the metal did not appeal to drinkers of coffee and tea.
- One of the regulars tapped his pewter tankard on the bar and cleared his throat noisily.
- There sat a very large, intricately worked silver tankard, around the base of which languidly lay a thin aristocratic-looking hand.
- I must have either surprised the men by asking or looked incredibly stupid standing there with a tankard of ale clutched in one hand.
- Inside, dried hops hang from the beams and pump beer signs stuck among tankards on the ceiling let punters know what favourable ales have been drunk by previous patrons.
- By the evening he was gone, with no party, no presentation, no silver tankard.
- He rose and walked to the counter where he grabbed a jug of beer and refilled his tankard.
- Particularly notable are an early nineteenth-century Windsor armchair with an elaborate fretwork back and a rare early eighteenth-century silver tankard.
Synonyms
beaker, cup
1. 1.1 The contents of or an amount held by a tankard.
  一大啤酒杯的容量
  I've downed a tankard of ale
  我已经喝下了一大杯麦芽酒。
  Example sentencesExamples
  That night as we always have is a small celebration at a local pub, I ordered a tankard of rum as I always did.
  From the barman I bought two tankards of ale and set them down in front of him.
  Then we went on drinking tankards of beer, and a sharp little spirit called Becherovka, one of the central European schnapps I love.
  It is a humble beverage that unites the generations, a common bond that links today's thirsty men and women with those from centuries ago swigged down in tankards and flagons after a hard day in the fields.
  He poured a tankard of beer, and placed it between the acrobat's feet, eliciting an oath as he deliberately spilt some over his crotch.
  The huge tankards of local beer went down a treat with everyone, Kleines and Kristallweizen were the favourites.
  Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been.
  He looked at him, mentally debating his public duty, then greed won and he took down a fresh unopened bottle from the shelf and pulled a couple of tankards of lager from the pump.
  I personally will be carrying a flugelhorn around at all times and will be drinking huge foaming tankards of ale every lunch time.
  She awoke slowly, her head throbbing as it had the time she had taken a whole tankard of ale on a dare from the boys.
  The cosy interior looks like it hasn't changed much for centuries and one can imagine William Blake strolling in from his home in nearby Golden Square to ask for a tankard of beer.
  Anyway, major celebrations are called for and this means a visit to Munich's Oktoberfest where we'll fall upon fowl while downing tankards of beer.
  The tankard of beer was beaded with condensation and deliciously cold.
  The bar owner eagerly pocketed it, and within a few seconds from good service, he was sipping on a tankard of rum, eyeing the surely crowd.
  She took a tankard of each and downed them all in turn, burning her tongue on the wine.
  When she couldn't find anything, she refused the offer of his to buy her a drink, and sat with her friends, watching Tyron with a raised eyebrow as he ordered a tankard of ale.
  Hw drew himself a tankard of ale and carried it and Gunnar's drink to the Swede's table.
  He was middle aged with a bit of gray hair mingling with the brown and was currently chugging a tankard of beer.
  An hour passed, enough time to find him and tell him to see to the curricle, even enough time to eat a little, washing the food down with two tankards of ale.
  She bought the girl a tankard of hot cider and herself a robust country ale.

Origin

Middle English (denoting a large tub for carrying liquid): perhaps related to Dutch tanckaert.

词汇	tankard
释义	Definition of tankard in English: tankard noun ˈtaŋkədˈtæŋkərd 1A tall beer mug, typically made of silver or pewter, with a handle and sometimes a hinged lid. （多由银或白镴制作的带把手或有带铰链的盖子的）大啤酒杯 Example sentencesExamples The winner will receive a pewter tankard, hip flask and stamp set. There sat a very large, intricately worked silver tankard, around the base of which languidly lay a thin aristocratic-looking hand. Particularly notable are an early nineteenth-century Windsor armchair with an elaborate fretwork back and a rare early eighteenth-century silver tankard. I must have either surprised the men by asking or looked incredibly stupid standing there with a tankard of ale clutched in one hand. It was a big tankard, silver-sterling silver tankard, with his name on it, and the date and the name of the film. Men grappled with heavy implements all day long, then hit the local pub to drink ale from a 10-pound beer tankard, fight and arm-wrestle. Pewter mugs and tankards were the main vessels for dispensing beer, but the metal did not appeal to drinkers of coffee and tea. Inside, dried hops hang from the beams and pump beer signs stuck among tankards on the ceiling let punters know what favourable ales have been drunk by previous patrons. But he raised a pewter tankard of foaming ale to celebrate the success of his campaign and will be back next week One of the regulars tapped his pewter tankard on the bar and cleared his throat noisily. He stood and began pouring from a tall earthenware flagon, filling tankards with ale. She came back with a cow horn tankard of beer, brown foam sliding down one side. By the evening he was gone, with no party, no presentation, no silver tankard. As they crossed the length of the room, they finally espied her crew, barking raucous laughter and drinking deep of their pewter tankards. He glanced up from his tankard as the tavern door swung open and a tall cloaked man entered. He rose and walked to the counter where he grabbed a jug of beer and refilled his tankard. I'm not one of those that laments the old thick dimpled beer tankards with handles on the side. The man glanced over at him, then recoiled with an oath, almost tipping over his tankard of beer. A new trophy, a silver tankard donated by the former captain and president, was awarded to the winning team. He nods towards a phalanx of priests nursing beer tankards, swaying dreamily to the white noise of the band crackling through the speakers. Synonyms beaker, cup 1.1 The contents of or an amount held by a tankard. 一大啤酒杯的容量 I've downed a tankard of ale 我已经喝下了一大杯麦芽酒。 Example sentencesExamples I personally will be carrying a flugelhorn around at all times and will be drinking huge foaming tankards of ale every lunch time. He looked at him, mentally debating his public duty, then greed won and he took down a fresh unopened bottle from the shelf and pulled a couple of tankards of lager from the pump. Anyway, major celebrations are called for and this means a visit to Munich's Oktoberfest where we'll fall upon fowl while downing tankards of beer. That night as we always have is a small celebration at a local pub, I ordered a tankard of rum as I always did. The huge tankards of local beer went down a treat with everyone, Kleines and Kristallweizen were the favourites. The bar owner eagerly pocketed it, and within a few seconds from good service, he was sipping on a tankard of rum, eyeing the surely crowd. An hour passed, enough time to find him and tell him to see to the curricle, even enough time to eat a little, washing the food down with two tankards of ale. He poured a tankard of beer, and placed it between the acrobat's feet, eliciting an oath as he deliberately spilt some over his crotch. The cosy interior looks like it hasn't changed much for centuries and one can imagine William Blake strolling in from his home in nearby Golden Square to ask for a tankard of beer. The tankard of beer was beaded with condensation and deliciously cold. Hw drew himself a tankard of ale and carried it and Gunnar's drink to the Swede's table. She bought the girl a tankard of hot cider and herself a robust country ale. She took a tankard of each and downed them all in turn, burning her tongue on the wine. She awoke slowly, her head throbbing as it had the time she had taken a whole tankard of ale on a dare from the boys. It is a humble beverage that unites the generations, a common bond that links today's thirsty men and women with those from centuries ago swigged down in tankards and flagons after a hard day in the fields. Then we went on drinking tankards of beer, and a sharp little spirit called Becherovka, one of the central European schnapps I love. When she couldn't find anything, she refused the offer of his to buy her a drink, and sat with her friends, watching Tyron with a raised eyebrow as he ordered a tankard of ale. Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been. He was middle aged with a bit of gray hair mingling with the brown and was currently chugging a tankard of beer. From the barman I bought two tankards of ale and set them down in front of him. Origin Middle English (denoting a large tub for carrying liquid): perhaps related to Dutch tanckaert. Definition of tankard in US English: tankard nounˈtaNGkərdˈtæŋkərd 1A tall beer mug, typically made of silver or pewter, with a handle and sometimes a hinged lid. （多由银或白镴制作的带把手或有带铰链的盖子的）大啤酒杯 Example sentencesExamples I'm not one of those that laments the old thick dimpled beer tankards with handles on the side. The winner will receive a pewter tankard, hip flask and stamp set. The man glanced over at him, then recoiled with an oath, almost tipping over his tankard of beer. A new trophy, a silver tankard donated by the former captain and president, was awarded to the winning team. As they crossed the length of the room, they finally espied her crew, barking raucous laughter and drinking deep of their pewter tankards. It was a big tankard, silver-sterling silver tankard, with his name on it, and the date and the name of the film. Men grappled with heavy implements all day long, then hit the local pub to drink ale from a 10-pound beer tankard, fight and arm-wrestle. He glanced up from his tankard as the tavern door swung open and a tall cloaked man entered. But he raised a pewter tankard of foaming ale to celebrate the success of his campaign and will be back next week He stood and began pouring from a tall earthenware flagon, filling tankards with ale. She came back with a cow horn tankard of beer, brown foam sliding down one side. He nods towards a phalanx of priests nursing beer tankards, swaying dreamily to the white noise of the band crackling through the speakers. Pewter mugs and tankards were the main vessels for dispensing beer, but the metal did not appeal to drinkers of coffee and tea. One of the regulars tapped his pewter tankard on the bar and cleared his throat noisily. There sat a very large, intricately worked silver tankard, around the base of which languidly lay a thin aristocratic-looking hand. I must have either surprised the men by asking or looked incredibly stupid standing there with a tankard of ale clutched in one hand. Inside, dried hops hang from the beams and pump beer signs stuck among tankards on the ceiling let punters know what favourable ales have been drunk by previous patrons. By the evening he was gone, with no party, no presentation, no silver tankard. He rose and walked to the counter where he grabbed a jug of beer and refilled his tankard. Particularly notable are an early nineteenth-century Windsor armchair with an elaborate fretwork back and a rare early eighteenth-century silver tankard. Synonyms beaker, cup 1.1 The contents of or an amount held by a tankard. 一大啤酒杯的容量 I've downed a tankard of ale 我已经喝下了一大杯麦芽酒。 Example sentencesExamples That night as we always have is a small celebration at a local pub, I ordered a tankard of rum as I always did. From the barman I bought two tankards of ale and set them down in front of him. Then we went on drinking tankards of beer, and a sharp little spirit called Becherovka, one of the central European schnapps I love. It is a humble beverage that unites the generations, a common bond that links today's thirsty men and women with those from centuries ago swigged down in tankards and flagons after a hard day in the fields. He poured a tankard of beer, and placed it between the acrobat's feet, eliciting an oath as he deliberately spilt some over his crotch. The huge tankards of local beer went down a treat with everyone, Kleines and Kristallweizen were the favourites. Some historians believe that our ancestors used to dunk pieces of scorched bread into tankards of beer or wine to improve the taste, but it is hard to imagine how foul their brew must have been. He looked at him, mentally debating his public duty, then greed won and he took down a fresh unopened bottle from the shelf and pulled a couple of tankards of lager from the pump. I personally will be carrying a flugelhorn around at all times and will be drinking huge foaming tankards of ale every lunch time. She awoke slowly, her head throbbing as it had the time she had taken a whole tankard of ale on a dare from the boys. The cosy interior looks like it hasn't changed much for centuries and one can imagine William Blake strolling in from his home in nearby Golden Square to ask for a tankard of beer. Anyway, major celebrations are called for and this means a visit to Munich's Oktoberfest where we'll fall upon fowl while downing tankards of beer. The tankard of beer was beaded with condensation and deliciously cold. The bar owner eagerly pocketed it, and within a few seconds from good service, he was sipping on a tankard of rum, eyeing the surely crowd. She took a tankard of each and downed them all in turn, burning her tongue on the wine. When she couldn't find anything, she refused the offer of his to buy her a drink, and sat with her friends, watching Tyron with a raised eyebrow as he ordered a tankard of ale. Hw drew himself a tankard of ale and carried it and Gunnar's drink to the Swede's table. He was middle aged with a bit of gray hair mingling with the brown and was currently chugging a tankard of beer. An hour passed, enough time to find him and tell him to see to the curricle, even enough time to eat a little, washing the food down with two tankards of ale. She bought the girl a tankard of hot cider and herself a robust country ale. Origin Middle English (denoting a large tub for carrying liquid): perhaps related to Dutch tanckaert.
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