Martinis Meaning in English
word · lemma: martini
Definition
Martinis are cocktails made from gin (or sometimes vodka) and dry vermouth, usually served chilled in a stemmed glass, often garnished with an olive or a lemon twist.
Usage & Nuances
"Martinis" is the plural form of "martini". Commonly refers to the classic cocktail but may also mean flavored or modern variations. Typically used in informal or bar/restaurant settings. Collocations: "dry martinis," "extra olives," "order martinis." Do not confuse with "martini" as an adjective or with the surname.
Example Sentences
We ordered two martinis at the bar.
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She doesn’t like martinis because they are too strong.
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The restaurant serves classic and fruity martinis.
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Can you make those martinis extra dry, please?
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After a long week, we relaxed on the patio with some cold martinis.
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Some people prefer their martinis with a twist of lemon instead of an olive.
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