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Americano meaning
A drink made of espresso coffee diluted with hot water. | A cocktail made with Campari, sweet vermouth, and club soda.
Example sentences (17)
From the straight-to-the-point black americano, the modest latte, popular cappuccino to the iced frappes this shop serves up a single or double shot of them all.
Americano is located just off Lincoln Park, at 1816 North Clark Street, and serves its bottomless brunch on Saturdays and Sundays.
The Bitter Pinot — a cocktail which falls somewhere in between the Negroni, Americano and Milano-Torino — calls for bitter Campari, Azaline sweet vermouth, a touch of sloe gin and a splash of soda water.
The individual who earns the most points will receive a two-night stay at InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta and dinner for two at the Americano, a one-year family membership to Atlanta History Center and a $100 lululemon gift card.
Spring for the "Wagyu, Whiskey, and Cigar" menu at The Americano.
Yet a cup of coffee, be it Americano, espresso, or macchiato, costs nearly Shs10,000 in most cafés around town.
Heas bartender Andrei Talapanescu offers 12 cocktails, like Silver Medal (Cocchi Americano, Lillet Blanc, Quinquina, tonic) inspired by Ernest Hemingway who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1953.
Quite opposite to an Americano, a Long Black is done by pouring hot ware into a cup, followed by adding two shots of espresso (there it is again).
San Juan Unified School District officials told the newspaper that the notice was fake, and was never actually displayed on Rio Americano’s website.
The Americano, in fact, is the first cocktail ordered in Ian Fleming’s first 007 novel.
They ended up in Mexican hospital called Centro Medico Americano in Progreso, where he was treated with dialysis and other procedures to alleviate his condition.
Well, 30 Rock star Tracy Morgan and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel have kind of beaten you to that last one, as they put together this comedy trailer for the life story of the singer of 'Mambo No.5' and, uhm, (looks up Wikipedia) 'You Wanna Be Americano'.
Alternatively, the term norte-americano main ("North American") is also used in more informal contexts, while estadunidense main (of the U.S.) is the preferred form in academia.
Americano or americana in Spanish refers to a person from América in a similar way that europeo or europea refers to a person from Europa.
In the field titled "Lema", type "americano"; for the "Resultados" radio buttons, select "Diccionario"; in the field in the selection field for "Diccionarios", make sure that "1992 Academica Usual" is selected.
Spanish speakers in Spain and Latin America use the term estadounidense main to refer to people and things from the United States (from Estados Unidos main), while americano main refers to the continents as a whole.
The Club Hispano Americano was established by international Latin American students that attended the university in 1887.