batida

noun

ba·ti·da bə-ˈtē-də How to pronounce batida (audio)

-ˈchē-

plural batidas

: an alcoholic drink traditionally made in Brazil that contains cachaça, either fruit juice or coconut milk, and sugar

They also make the smoothest … batida hereabouts by substituting honey for the customary heaping spoonful of sugar.

Warren Hoge, New York Times, 12 Nov. 1980

… you can still taste bliss in a coconut batida on the veranda …

Katherine Ellison, Miami Herald, 4 Dec. 1994

: batido

… the batidas are sweet, cold, and frothy.

New Yorker, 12 June 2000

Word History

Etymology

borrowed from Brazilian Portuguese, from Portuguese, "act of beating, something beaten," from bater "to beat" (going back to Latin battere, battuere) + -ida, deverbal noun suffix, from feminine of -ido, past participle suffix (going back to Latin -ītus)

First Known Use

1950, in the meaning defined at sense 2

单词	batida
释义	batida noun ba·ti·da bə-ˈtē-də -ˈchē- plural batidas 1 : an alcoholic drink traditionally made in Brazil that contains cachaça, either fruit juice or coconut milk, and sugar They also make the smoothest … batida hereabouts by substituting honey for the customary heaping spoonful of sugar. Warren Hoge, New York Times, 12 Nov. 1980 … you can still taste bliss in a coconut batida on the veranda … Katherine Ellison, Miami Herald, 4 Dec. 1994 2 : batido … the batidas are sweet, cold, and frothy. New Yorker, 12 June 2000 Word History Etymology borrowed from Brazilian Portuguese, from Portuguese, "act of beating, something beaten," from bater "to beat" (going back to Latin battere, battuere) + -ida, deverbal noun suffix, from feminine of -ido, past participle suffix (going back to Latin -ītus) First Known Use 1950, in the meaning defined at sense 2
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