cappuccino
word
/ˌkæˌpuˈtʃinoʊ/
kap-uh-CHEE-noh
/kˌæpuːtʃˈiːnəʊ/
kap-uh-CHEE-noh
Definition
A cappuccino is a type of coffee made with espresso, hot milk, and a thick layer of foam on top. It is popular in cafés and often enjoyed in the morning or as a treat.
Usage & Nuances
Used internationally, often ordered simply as 'a cappuccino.' Associated with Italian coffee culture. In traditional Italian custom, cappuccino is mainly drunk in the morning. Common to see 'cappuccino with extra foam' or different milk options.
Spanish: capuchinoPortuguese (BR): cappuccinoPortuguese (PT): cappuccinoChinese (Simplified): 卡布奇诺Chinese (Traditional): 卡布奇諾Hindi: कैप्पुचीनोArabic: كابتشينوBengali: ক্যাপুচিনোRussian: капучиноJapanese: カプチーノVietnamese: cappuccinoKorean: 카푸치노Turkish: cappuccinoUrdu: کاپوچینوIndonesian: kapucino
Example Sentences
Could I get my cappuccino with almond milk, please?
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This cappuccino looks too pretty to drink!
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If you need a midday pick-me-up, try their double cappuccino.
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I would like a cappuccino with my breakfast.
basic
A traditional cappuccino has lots of foam.
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He always orders a cappuccino at the café.
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