chai

/she/US // ʃɛ //UK // (tʃaɪ) //

茶叶,茶水,茶饮,茶饼

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural chais [she]. /ʃɛ/. French.
- : a shed or other aboveground building where a winemaker stores wine in casks.

In a mixing glass, combine the vodka, chai, lemon, pear nectar, liqueur and bitters, and stir to mix together.
His go-to tea is chai, but you can sub in Earl Grey if that’s more your style.
“Expat bankers are definitely into the drugs/hooker scene, and Wan Chai is the very epicenter,” he told The Daily Beast.
We laughed about getting lost in New York City and had chai.
Yesterday, Rabbi Menachem Chai Shalom Froman left this world.
I wear my tzitzit and my chai necklace proudly in photographs.
Pejic has risen to new heights this year, walking runways from Jean-Paul Gaultier to Raf Simons to Richard Chai.
But "Can chai la fueilla" is very cleverly made with five, six, and four and seven.
Meanwhile, Pao-chai retired into an inner apartment; and then, for the first time, Pao-y found his voice.
Pao-chai had been carefully educated by her father, and was able to hold her own even against the accomplished Tai-y.
She heard by accident in conversation with a slave-girl in the garden that Pao-y was to marry Pao-chai.
The more so that he had ceased to mention Tai-ys name, and treated Pao-chai with marked kindness and respect.