sherry
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈʃɛri/ · UK /ˈʃeri/
sherry means: A strong wine originally made in southern Spain, often served before a meal.
noun
FORTIFIED WINEB2
A strong wine originally made in southern Spain, often served before a meal.
- She likes dry sherry.
- Add a little sherry to the sauce.
- We opened a bottle of sherry before dinner.
WINE VARIETYC1
One particular type of this strong Spanish wine.
- This sherry is especially dry.
- The shop stocks several Spanish sherries.
- We compared three sherries from the same producer.
GLASS OF WINEB2
A glass of this strong Spanish wine.
- Would you like a sherry?
- We ordered two sherries at the bar.
- She finished her sherry before dinner arrived.
Questions about sherry
What does sherry mean?
A strong wine originally made in southern Spain, often served before a meal.
What is sherry in other languages?
Türkçe: şeri · Español: jerez · Français: xérès · Deutsch: Sherry · Italiano: sherry · 日本語: シェリー酒
How do you pronounce sherry?
In American English /ˈʃɛri/; in British English /ˈʃeri/.
How do you use sherry in a sentence?
She likes dry sherry. Add a little sherry to the sauce.
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