daiquiri 的定义
plural dai·qui·ris.
- a cocktail of rum, lemon or lime juice, and sugar, often with the addition of fruit and ice and mixed in an electric blender: a frozen banana daiquiri.
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- At the bar, you can order $5 ptero-daiquiri shots—a sign advertises them with a cartoon pterodactyl and a “Rawwr!!!”
- Matt Robold concurs when it comes to the merits of the simple daiquiri recipe.
- And thus we were given a modern spin on a classy daiquiri from the “Rum Dood” himself.
- And the daiquiri is simply lime, sugar, and rum, and lime, sugar, and rum is literally bulletproof.
- A daiquiri is like a little vacation in a glass, and sometimes a little vacation in a glass with a teeny tiny beach umbrella.
- I'd stay here, at La Quinta, if you could find something for me to do—like picking the limes fresh for the Daiquiri cocktails.
- "Tibet," blurted Ev unthinkingly; then he turned and glared at Cam as he might at a tarantula in his daiquiri.
- General Shafter, after inspecting the coast, decided to land in the notches occupied by the villages of Daiquiri and Siboney.
- There were no docks at Daiquiri except a small wooden affair, old and out of repair.
- There is a little railroad which runs from some mines near Santiago to the pier at Daiquiri.