ale

/eyl/US // eɪl //UK // (eɪl) //

麦酒,麦芽酒,麦芽啤酒,麦芽糖

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a malt beverage, darker, heavier, and more bitter than beer, containing about 6 percent alcohol by volume.
- : British. beer.

nounintoxicating, fermented beverage

Synonyms

Pour the mixture over the ice in the bowl, then top with the chilled ginger ale.
India pale ale, the bolder, hop-forward ale commonly referred to as IPA, leads the pack as the most in-demand style of craft beer in the country, with no sign of giving up its position.
In Britain the craft beer movement began much earlier, under the slogan “Real Ale.”
Lynchburg is a six-month-old German sausage and ale house in the heart of Panama's San Francisco neighborhood.
De Mena offers me a glass of Sir Francis Drake, Casa Bruja's red ale.
More than half of the patrons at the bar are holding glasses full of Casa Bruja's malted barley red ale.
Casa Bruja's Fula Farmacia Blond Ale sells for $1.95 at Bodega Mi Amiga.
In 1603 it was ordered that one quart of best ale, or two of small, should be sold for one penny.
A traveler coming, wet and cold, into a country ale-house on the coast of Kent, found the fire completely blockaded.
If it would rain good barrels of ale, now, sorrow would not so much mind being out in the storm.
That night Mr. Parsons visited a public house, paid for a glass of ale, and consulted the directory.
The neighbours tell one another good stories in church time, and inquire during the sermon where they can get the best ale.