Definition of cocktail stick in English:

cocktail stick

noun

British

A small pointed stick on which olives, cherries, or similar items of food may be served.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's amazing how versatile a tool a cocktail stick can be.
- I smiled at the so wonderfully traditional foods: mini sausage rolls, pickled onions on cocktail sticks, little triangular sandwiches, a cheese house.
- She was fiddling with her cocktail stick now, too.
- Put a small stick through the centre (a used matchstick or a cocktail stick) so that it can spin easily and falls on one of the sides at random.
- Nowadays, there are restaurants galore and more bars than you can shake a cocktail stick at.
- In the first close-up shot, he only has one green olive on the cocktail stick.
- Test to see they are ready by inserting a wooden cocktail stick into the centre of a cake; it should come out clean.
- Our next workshop is on framing pictures with cocktail sticks, and you don't get much cheaper than that.
- Serve flat on a plate or skewered on a cocktail stick.
- Some even offered free samples to get me hooked, kind of like those people in supermarkets with tiny bits of pizza on cocktail sticks.
- To make it harder, use a drinking straw and a cocktail stick.
- Garnish with a cherry tomato on a cocktail stick and 2 thin-cut strips of fresh basil.
- Skewer a set of olives onto a cocktail stick with the lemon peel twisted in between.
- My favorite is gin, with a dash of dry vermouth topped with stuffed green olives on a cocktail stick.
- Jack swung his legs beneath the table and continued to twist the cocktail stick protruding from the glass.
- Each item was skewered on a cocktail stick and laid like sun rays around the plate.
- Place a half-slice of prosciutto on each escalope, put a sage leaf on top and fasten with a cocktail stick.
- Thread a cocktail stick with a nugget of chicken then a slice of onion, another nugget, another onion and finally finish with a piece of chicken.
- The starting materials could not be simpler; a length of 5 / 16th inch diameter balsa dowel and a wooden cocktail stick.
- A heron glides over the rooftops, its legs sticking out behind like two cocktail sticks.

单词	cocktail stick
释义	Definition of cocktail stick in English: cocktail stick noun British A small pointed stick on which olives, cherries, or similar items of food may be served. Example sentencesExamples It's amazing how versatile a tool a cocktail stick can be. I smiled at the so wonderfully traditional foods: mini sausage rolls, pickled onions on cocktail sticks, little triangular sandwiches, a cheese house. She was fiddling with her cocktail stick now, too. Put a small stick through the centre (a used matchstick or a cocktail stick) so that it can spin easily and falls on one of the sides at random. Nowadays, there are restaurants galore and more bars than you can shake a cocktail stick at. In the first close-up shot, he only has one green olive on the cocktail stick. Test to see they are ready by inserting a wooden cocktail stick into the centre of a cake; it should come out clean. Our next workshop is on framing pictures with cocktail sticks, and you don't get much cheaper than that. Serve flat on a plate or skewered on a cocktail stick. Some even offered free samples to get me hooked, kind of like those people in supermarkets with tiny bits of pizza on cocktail sticks. To make it harder, use a drinking straw and a cocktail stick. Garnish with a cherry tomato on a cocktail stick and 2 thin-cut strips of fresh basil. Skewer a set of olives onto a cocktail stick with the lemon peel twisted in between. My favorite is gin, with a dash of dry vermouth topped with stuffed green olives on a cocktail stick. Jack swung his legs beneath the table and continued to twist the cocktail stick protruding from the glass. Each item was skewered on a cocktail stick and laid like sun rays around the plate. Place a half-slice of prosciutto on each escalope, put a sage leaf on top and fasten with a cocktail stick. Thread a cocktail stick with a nugget of chicken then a slice of onion, another nugget, another onion and finally finish with a piece of chicken. The starting materials could not be simpler; a length of 5 / 16th inch diameter balsa dowel and a wooden cocktail stick. A heron glides over the rooftops, its legs sticking out behind like two cocktail sticks.
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