stemware
/ˈstemweə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈstemwer/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈstem-ˌwer/ (ame, mw)
stemware — noun
1. glasses and similar table pieces supported by a narrow stem above the foot, incl
glasses and similar table pieces supported by a narrow stem above the foot, including wine glasses, goblets, and other serving bowls with stems.
Lucía unpacked the stemware before the dinner guests rang the bell.
unpack the stemware before guests arrive
The restaurant replaced its chipped stemware after a busy wedding season.
replace chipped stemware
Kenji polished the crystal stemware for Saturday's graduation party.
A shelf of stemware shimmered beside the hotel bar in Osaka.
Bilal wrapped the stemware in towels before loading the moving van.
- glassware
broader — includes tumblers, jars, and other glass items without stems
- wine glasses
narrower — one common type of stemware rather than the full category
- barware
broader — can include shakers, strainers, and tools as well as glasses
- tumblers
drinking glasses without a stem
文法句型
the stemware
piece of stemware
crystal stemware
stemware set
用法筆記
Usually uncountable when it names the category as a whole. In everyday speech people often name the specific item instead, such as 'wine glasses' or 'champagne flutes', but shops, restaurants, and catalogues commonly use 'stemware' for the group.