🇬🇧 Wine glass meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card
noun
A wine glass is a special kind of drinking glass that grown-ups use for wine. It usually has three main parts: a flat round base that sits on the table, a long skinny stem that you hold, and a bowl-shaped top where the drink goes. The stem helps keep fingers away from the drink so it doesn’t warm up too fast, and it also makes the glass look fancy. Kids usually don’t drink from wine glasses, but they might see them at parties, restaurants, or special dinners. Sometimes people even use wine glasses for juice or sparkling water to feel extra fancy.
I tried to stack a wine glass on my head like a circus act and immediately learned about gravity.
My aunt held up her wine glass to the light like a jewel inspector, then remembered it was just grape juice.
Our teacher showed us a wine glass in science class to explain why it goes “ping” when you tap it and “oops” when you drop it.
Grandpa said he felt fancy, so he drank orange juice from a wine glass while still wearing his fuzzy slippers.
I tried to smell the empty wine glass like fancy people do and just ended up inhaling my own nose breath.
At the small table she lifted a wine glass, holding the stem between fingers. He raised his wine glass to toast, light catching the liquid. As they clinked, her wine glass slipped. He caught the wine glass midair; the saved wine glass and spilling wine made them laugh, breathless and relieved.
🧑🎓 CEFR Level: C2 Proficient
This word is at the C2 level, which means it represents the highest mastery of English. It’s often used in specialized or highly formal contexts and helps you communicate with precision and subtlety, much like a native speaker.
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