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Definition of barista in English: baristanoun bəˈrɪstə A person who serves in a coffee bar. Example sentencesExamples - They belly up to the coffee bar and a barista with a padlock through his nose inquires what they want.
- The barista was busy serving the long queue of caffeine addicts and chatting about the previous night's antics.
- How many coffee-chain baristas and sweatshop seamstresses assume that voting for lower taxes will bring them security and prosperity?
- Customers will soon be able to order a cup of ground coffee from an in-house barista.
- My two favourite morning baristas were both cranky.
- She's writing interesting stuff and I LOVE the fact that she overhears some very fascinating conversations in her gig as a coffee barista and shares them on her blog.
- Maybe a big part of your problem is that the only person you talk to during the day is a student barista in a coffee shop.
- As I was getting my latte today I told my baristas about the wild technological ride on which I've traveled these past 48 hours.
- I cursed the name of the barista who made my coffee and chastised the cup manufacturer from not making a more efficient system to contain a travelling beverage.
- So long, hairy-armpitted cute pink-haired tattoo'd baristas of Saturday morning strolls down State Street!
- Would I have known that there was no coffee in my drink if the barista hadn't freely admitted his own mistake?
- Farmers, pickers, processors, importers, shippers, roasters, grocery clerks and baristas on six continents all have a hand in $70 billion of world coffee sales.
- ‘With the coffee bar culture growing in the country, baristas have a major role in bringing awareness about quality coffee among the consuming public,’ is what the organisers feel.
- I'm still not sure if this knowledge is a good thing, as all it seems to do is annoy the wait staff and baristas of my local hang outs.
- Yesterday as I leaned over the counter discussing all this with one of my favorite baristas she said, ‘Is it making you sore?’
- I went in to get my latte and I guess I must have still been smiling because one of the baristas said, ‘You look happy today.’
- Australians drink coffee in smaller cups, our baristas tend to swirl the milk a little less, and we have completely different terminology.
- Then he skittishly ducked beneath the counter so that when the barista had turned round from the coffee machine she would be greeted with the sight of no-one calling to her.
- His father was a publican (amongst other things) who has run various restaurants in which Nick has taken an active interest, honing his skills as a barista, waiter and short order chef.
- Prior to in-store training baristas are schooled in corporate history and the art of coffee tasting and roasting.
Origin 1980s: Italian, 'barman'. Definition of barista in US English: baristanoun A person whose job involves preparing and serving different types of coffee. Example sentencesExamples - Australians drink coffee in smaller cups, our baristas tend to swirl the milk a little less, and we have completely different terminology.
- The barista was busy serving the long queue of caffeine addicts and chatting about the previous night's antics.
- My two favourite morning baristas were both cranky.
- Prior to in-store training baristas are schooled in corporate history and the art of coffee tasting and roasting.
- Then he skittishly ducked beneath the counter so that when the barista had turned round from the coffee machine she would be greeted with the sight of no-one calling to her.
- I'm still not sure if this knowledge is a good thing, as all it seems to do is annoy the wait staff and baristas of my local hang outs.
- She's writing interesting stuff and I LOVE the fact that she overhears some very fascinating conversations in her gig as a coffee barista and shares them on her blog.
- Farmers, pickers, processors, importers, shippers, roasters, grocery clerks and baristas on six continents all have a hand in $70 billion of world coffee sales.
- As I was getting my latte today I told my baristas about the wild technological ride on which I've traveled these past 48 hours.
- So long, hairy-armpitted cute pink-haired tattoo'd baristas of Saturday morning strolls down State Street!
- They belly up to the coffee bar and a barista with a padlock through his nose inquires what they want.
- His father was a publican (amongst other things) who has run various restaurants in which Nick has taken an active interest, honing his skills as a barista, waiter and short order chef.
- ‘With the coffee bar culture growing in the country, baristas have a major role in bringing awareness about quality coffee among the consuming public,’ is what the organisers feel.
- Would I have known that there was no coffee in my drink if the barista hadn't freely admitted his own mistake?
- Customers will soon be able to order a cup of ground coffee from an in-house barista.
- I went in to get my latte and I guess I must have still been smiling because one of the baristas said, ‘You look happy today.’
- Maybe a big part of your problem is that the only person you talk to during the day is a student barista in a coffee shop.
- Yesterday as I leaned over the counter discussing all this with one of my favorite baristas she said, ‘Is it making you sore?’
- I cursed the name of the barista who made my coffee and chastised the cup manufacturer from not making a more efficient system to contain a travelling beverage.
- How many coffee-chain baristas and sweatshop seamstresses assume that voting for lower taxes will bring them security and prosperity?
Origin 1980s: Italian, ‘barman’. |