Definition of brandy in English:

brandy

nounPlural brandies ˈbrandiˈbrændi

mass noun

A strong alcoholic spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice.
a bottle of brandy
apricot brandy
count noun four large brandies
Example sentencesExamples
- Add the cider, wine and brandy with the raspberries and thinly sliced bananas and serve.
- Serve it at the end of a special meal instead of brandy or grappa.
- In a hotel lobby at Marble Arch, I drank brandy with Brandy and she gave me advice
- He sat down in the chair before his table, which was covered in maps and a bottle of brandy.
- The assortments were soaked in brandy, whisky and rum to give it the real taste.
- Today the West leads the nation in producing flavorful and innovative fruit brandies, liqueurs, and fortified wines.
- Alcohol, usually brandy, is sometimes mixed into the batter for rich fruit cakes before baking.
- At the drinks cabinet a beaming middle aged man and his wife are handing out viciously strong plum brandy.
- He spent the next dozen years making records and playing concerts in an alcoholic haze, drinking a bottle of brandy a day.
- For after your meal, Palinka is a common apricot brandy with more spirit than fruit, but one won't kill you.
- Only church wine was produced but Schreiner soon included other wines and brandy.
- The awards went to the best Bulgarian wines, brandies and wine brandies.
- Some are branching out from eaux-de-vie and cognac-style brandies into the far larger market for vodka and whiskey.
- La Mare Vineyard is the island's only vineyard, and it does a wide range of wine and apple brandy.
- When he was questioned he said he had consumed a bottle of brandy and a bottle of wine.
- Whisky, brandy and dark rum producers are now compelled to fight hard for their share of the market.
- Not a few footballers had the same idea, consuming a large whisky or brandy to give themselves a jag for the game.
- And unlike its cheap, nasty brandy competitors, cognac does have a reputation to keep up.
- A day in advance, put the citrus zests, juice, sherry and brandy in a bowl to soak.
- Armenia's wine industry specializes in the production of strong wines and brandy.
Synonyms
strong liquor, liquor, strong drink

Origin

Mid 17th century: from earlier brandwine, brandewine, from Dutch brandewijn, from branden 'burn, distil' + wijn 'wine'.

Rhymes

Andy, bandy, candy, dandy, Gandhi, glissandi, handy, jim-dandy, Kandy, Mandy, modus operandi, Nandi, randy, Río Grande, sandhi, sandy, sforzandi, shandy

Definition of brandy in US English:

brandy

nounˈbrandēˈbrændi

A strong alcoholic spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice.
a bottle of brandy
apricot brandy
count noun four large brandies
Example sentencesExamples
- He sat down in the chair before his table, which was covered in maps and a bottle of brandy.
- Armenia's wine industry specializes in the production of strong wines and brandy.
- A day in advance, put the citrus zests, juice, sherry and brandy in a bowl to soak.
- At the drinks cabinet a beaming middle aged man and his wife are handing out viciously strong plum brandy.
- And unlike its cheap, nasty brandy competitors, cognac does have a reputation to keep up.
- The assortments were soaked in brandy, whisky and rum to give it the real taste.
- When he was questioned he said he had consumed a bottle of brandy and a bottle of wine.
- Today the West leads the nation in producing flavorful and innovative fruit brandies, liqueurs, and fortified wines.
- Serve it at the end of a special meal instead of brandy or grappa.
- Add the cider, wine and brandy with the raspberries and thinly sliced bananas and serve.
- Not a few footballers had the same idea, consuming a large whisky or brandy to give themselves a jag for the game.
- Only church wine was produced but Schreiner soon included other wines and brandy.
- Whisky, brandy and dark rum producers are now compelled to fight hard for their share of the market.
- In a hotel lobby at Marble Arch, I drank brandy with Brandy and she gave me advice
- Some are branching out from eaux-de-vie and cognac-style brandies into the far larger market for vodka and whiskey.
- Alcohol, usually brandy, is sometimes mixed into the batter for rich fruit cakes before baking.
- For after your meal, Palinka is a common apricot brandy with more spirit than fruit, but one won't kill you.
- La Mare Vineyard is the island's only vineyard, and it does a wide range of wine and apple brandy.
- He spent the next dozen years making records and playing concerts in an alcoholic haze, drinking a bottle of brandy a day.
- The awards went to the best Bulgarian wines, brandies and wine brandies.
Synonyms
strong liquor, liquor, strong drink

Origin

Mid 17th century: from earlier brandwine, brandewine, from Dutch brandewijn, from branden ‘burn, distill’ + wijn ‘wine’.

单词	brandy
释义	Definition of brandy in English: brandy nounPlural brandies ˈbrandiˈbrændi mass noun A strong alcoholic spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice. a bottle of brandy apricot brandy count noun four large brandies Example sentencesExamples Add the cider, wine and brandy with the raspberries and thinly sliced bananas and serve. Serve it at the end of a special meal instead of brandy or grappa. In a hotel lobby at Marble Arch, I drank brandy with Brandy and she gave me advice He sat down in the chair before his table, which was covered in maps and a bottle of brandy. The assortments were soaked in brandy, whisky and rum to give it the real taste. Today the West leads the nation in producing flavorful and innovative fruit brandies, liqueurs, and fortified wines. Alcohol, usually brandy, is sometimes mixed into the batter for rich fruit cakes before baking. At the drinks cabinet a beaming middle aged man and his wife are handing out viciously strong plum brandy. He spent the next dozen years making records and playing concerts in an alcoholic haze, drinking a bottle of brandy a day. For after your meal, Palinka is a common apricot brandy with more spirit than fruit, but one won't kill you. Only church wine was produced but Schreiner soon included other wines and brandy. The awards went to the best Bulgarian wines, brandies and wine brandies. Some are branching out from eaux-de-vie and cognac-style brandies into the far larger market for vodka and whiskey. La Mare Vineyard is the island's only vineyard, and it does a wide range of wine and apple brandy. When he was questioned he said he had consumed a bottle of brandy and a bottle of wine. Whisky, brandy and dark rum producers are now compelled to fight hard for their share of the market. Not a few footballers had the same idea, consuming a large whisky or brandy to give themselves a jag for the game. And unlike its cheap, nasty brandy competitors, cognac does have a reputation to keep up. A day in advance, put the citrus zests, juice, sherry and brandy in a bowl to soak. Armenia's wine industry specializes in the production of strong wines and brandy. Synonyms strong liquor, liquor, strong drink Origin Mid 17th century: from earlier brandwine, brandewine, from Dutch brandewijn, from branden 'burn, distil' + wijn 'wine'. Rhymes Andy, bandy, candy, dandy, Gandhi, glissandi, handy, jim-dandy, Kandy, Mandy, modus operandi, Nandi, randy, Río Grande, sandhi, sandy, sforzandi, shandy Definition of brandy in US English: brandy nounˈbrandēˈbrændi A strong alcoholic spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice. a bottle of brandy apricot brandy count noun four large brandies Example sentencesExamples He sat down in the chair before his table, which was covered in maps and a bottle of brandy. Armenia's wine industry specializes in the production of strong wines and brandy. A day in advance, put the citrus zests, juice, sherry and brandy in a bowl to soak. At the drinks cabinet a beaming middle aged man and his wife are handing out viciously strong plum brandy. And unlike its cheap, nasty brandy competitors, cognac does have a reputation to keep up. The assortments were soaked in brandy, whisky and rum to give it the real taste. When he was questioned he said he had consumed a bottle of brandy and a bottle of wine. Today the West leads the nation in producing flavorful and innovative fruit brandies, liqueurs, and fortified wines. Serve it at the end of a special meal instead of brandy or grappa. Add the cider, wine and brandy with the raspberries and thinly sliced bananas and serve. Not a few footballers had the same idea, consuming a large whisky or brandy to give themselves a jag for the game. Only church wine was produced but Schreiner soon included other wines and brandy. Whisky, brandy and dark rum producers are now compelled to fight hard for their share of the market. In a hotel lobby at Marble Arch, I drank brandy with Brandy and she gave me advice Some are branching out from eaux-de-vie and cognac-style brandies into the far larger market for vodka and whiskey. Alcohol, usually brandy, is sometimes mixed into the batter for rich fruit cakes before baking. For after your meal, Palinka is a common apricot brandy with more spirit than fruit, but one won't kill you. La Mare Vineyard is the island's only vineyard, and it does a wide range of wine and apple brandy. He spent the next dozen years making records and playing concerts in an alcoholic haze, drinking a bottle of brandy a day. The awards went to the best Bulgarian wines, brandies and wine brandies. Synonyms strong liquor, liquor, strong drink Origin Mid 17th century: from earlier brandwine, brandewine, from Dutch brandewijn, from branden ‘burn, distill’ + wijn ‘wine’.
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