| 释义 |
san·ga·ree
\ˌsaŋgəˈrē\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Spanish sangría, literally, action or effect of bleeding, from sangre blood, modification of Latin sanguin-, sanguis blood
: a tall drink usually of wine but sometimes of ale, beer, or strong alcoholic liquor that is sweetened, poured into a tumbler of cracked ice, and garnished with nutmeg |