گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'beer'

1 عمومی:: ابجو نوشیدن‌

2 عمومی:: ابجو

1 general:: beer types of beer cold/ice-cold beer • He opened the fridge and got out a can of ice-cold beer. draught beer British English , draft beer American English (= taken from a large container, not served in a bottle ) • He only ever drinks draught beer. bottled beer (= served in a bottle ) • We sell a wide selection of draught and bottled beers. strong beer (= with a lot of alcohol ) • He had drunk two pints of strong beer before attempting to drive. light beer especially American English (= lower in alcohol or calories than normal beer ) • He claims light beer has no flavor. low-alcohol beer (= lower in alcohol than normal beer ) • Have you tried low-alcohol beer? alcohol-free beer (= with no alcohol in it ) • I'll bring some alcohol-free beer. stale beer (= old beer which has an unpleasant smell ) • The hotel smelt of cigarette smoke and stale beer. beer + NOUN a beer bottle/can (= a bottle/can for beer ) • Empty beer cans littered the ground. a beer barrel/keg (= a large container for beer ) • They rolled empty beer barrels along the street. a beer mat (= a mat for putting a glass of beer on ) • There were beer mats and an ashtray on the table. a beer glass • He raised his beer glass and said 'Cheers!' a beer mug (= large glass with a handle ) • The barmaid brought over four foaming beer mugs. a beer drinker • I'm not really a beer drinker. a beer festival (= special event where people can taste different types of beer ) phrases a pint of beer • Two pints of beer, please. a bottle/can of beer (= containing beer ) • The fridge was full of cans of beer. a barrel of beer (= a large container containing beer ) • He bought a barrel of beer for the party.

2 general:: noun alcoholic drink: Qingdao is famous for its beer.

3 general::   noun ADJ. excellent, good, great, quality | strong | alcohol-free, light, low-alcohol, no-alcohol | cold, ice-cold | warm | foaming a glass of foaming ice-cold beer | black, blonde, dark | bottled, cask, draught, keg | flat (= that the gas has gone out of) | stale The pub smelled of stale beer. | home-brewed | designer The shop specializes in designer beers. QUANT. litre, pint I ordered half a pint of beer with my sandwich. | barrel, bottle, can, glass, keg, tankard | crate VERB + BEER drink Do you drink beer? | have Will you have a beer? | down He downed his beer in one go. | gulp (at), sip (at), swig, take a gulp/sip/swig of | draw, pour (sb) This beer should be drawn slowly. He poured us all a beer. | order I saw him at the bar ordering a beer. | go for I'm going for a beer with Carl tonight. | brew | chill BEER + VERB chill Put the beer in the fridge to chill. | foam | go flat | flow (figurative) The beer flowed freely after the match. | slop He slammed his glass down and the beer slopped over the sides. BEER + NOUN drinker, lover | maker | barrel, bottle, can, crate, glass, keg, mug, tankard | mat | festival | consumption, production, sales | cellar, garden The pub has a beer garden round the back. | belly He's only twenty but he's already got a beer belly (= a fat stomach from drinking too much beer). | money Playing non-league football keeps him in beer money (= earns him enough money to buy beer, but he has to do another job to earn a living).

4 general:: beer a general word for an alcoholic drink made from malt and hops: • a bottle of beer • Let’s go and have a beer in the pub. lager a light-coloured beer, which often has a lot of bubbles in it: • A pint of lager, please. ale a type of beer which is usually sold in a bottle or a can: • Beers and fine ales were brewed here for over a hundred years. • Newcastle Brown Ale draught beer British English , draft beer American English beer that is served from a large container rather than a bottle, especially good quality beer: • The pub serves a range of draught beers. real ale British English beer that has been made in the, traditional way, not in a large factory: • The pub has real ale and live music most nights. bitter British English a type of dark strong beer that is popular in Britain: • I'll have a pint of bitter. shandy a drink made of beer mixed with lemonade: • I'd better have a shandy - I'm driving. cider an alcoholic drink made from apples: • His clothes were old and dirty, and he stank of cider.