Words / B1
noun · B1Wine Glass
WYNGL-ahs/ˈwaɪn ɡlɑːs/
A wine glass (id: wine-glass) is a glass with a stem, used for drinking wine. A tumbler has no stem; a pint glass is for beer. Licensed dinners: a wine glass is staff-poured; pupils do not fetch bottles.
Meaning
A glass with a stem, used for drinking wine.
Examples
- “A wine glass at the licensed sixth-form dinner is staff-poured; pupils do not fetch bottles.”
- “Wine glasses in food tech are for a tasting diagram, not for alcohol; juice still goes in a tumbler unless the recipe says otherwise.”
Good to know
a wine glass. Contrast: a tumbler / a pint glass. Licensed events / food tech. Countable glasses. Mix-up: glasses can also mean spectacles; a wine glass is the drinking glass.
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