wineglass
wineglass — 名詞
1. A container for drinking wine, shaped with a wide bowl at the top, a long thin s
酒杯
有細長杯腳的飲酒器皿，專用於喝葡萄酒
A container for drinking wine, shaped with a wide bowl at the top, a long thin stem, and a flat base that keeps the glass upright.
Kian gently set the wineglass on the table after taking a sip.
Kian 喝了一口之後，輕輕把酒杯放在桌上。
collocation: set + wineglass + on [surface]
Theo accidentally knocked over a wineglass, spilling red juice across the cloth.
Theo 不小心打翻了一個酒杯，紅色果汁灑在桌布上。
The wineglass shattered when it slipped from the waiter's hand onto the floor.
酒杯從服務生手中滑落到地板，摔碎了。
passive action: wineglass + shattered + when [event]
Anya polished each wineglass until the crystal sparkled under the lights.
Anya 把每個酒杯都擦得亮晶晶的，水晶在燈光下閃閃發光。
pattern: polish + wineglass + until [result]
Ryo filled the wineglass halfway, letting the drink breathe before dinner.
Ryo 把酒杯倒了一半，讓酒在晚餐前透透氣。
- fill a wineglass
- raise a wineglass
- clink wineglasses
- crystal wineglass
- empty wineglass
- wine glass
Two-word spelling variant; equally common in everyday writing.
- stemware
Broader category covering all stemmed glasses (wineglasses, champagne flutes, etc.); more formal.
- goblet
Similar shape but often heavier, sometimes made of metal or pottery; less common for everyday wine drinking.
用法筆記
Wineglasses come in different shapes for different kinds of wine—red-wine glasses have a wider bowl, while white-wine glasses are narrower.
常見錯誤
同根字
- wineglasses名詞B1