barista 的定义
plural ba·ris·tas, ba·ris·ti [buh-ree-stee; Italian bah-rees-tee]. /bəˈri sti; Italian bɑ ris ti/.
- a person who is specially trained in the making and serving of coffee drinks, as in a coffee bar.
更多barista例句
- Devoted home baristas may need more than a hand-pump or single-serving electric milk frother.
- For the millions of Americans employed in the service industry, such as delivery drivers, hair stylists and baristas, working from home during the pandemic has never been an option.
- A couple of her studies — in which participants chatted to fellow university students or to a barista — found that interactions with “weak ties” bump up happiness.
- They’re pioneering innovations and even receiving requests from male baristas who want to learn from them.
- As one of China’s youngest, hottest so-called unicorn startups, Beijing-based Luckin pitched itself as a tech company rather than a glorified barista biz.
- Your HR person is as likely to be as pierced as your barista.
- “We were recently in a coffee shop and the barista said they recognized us,” he says.
- So does the barista at Starbucks, and the checkout clerk at Whole Foods.
- At Glassdoor.com, the employee-review site, workers noted that “barista” jobs at Cosi pay between $8 and $10 an hour.
- Evan Rachel Wood stars as a flighty barista in ‘A Case of You,’ premiering at Tribeca.