Pronunciation: /ˌæfəˈɡɑːtoʊ/
noun a type of coffee-based dessert
A1 I ordered an affogato for dessert.
A2 The affogato was a perfect combination of espresso and gelato.
B1 The cafe offers a variety of affogato flavors, including vanilla and chocolate.
B2 The affogato was drizzled with caramel sauce and sprinkled with crushed nuts.
C1 The affogato was a decadent treat, with a shot of espresso poured over creamy gelato.
C2 The affogato was expertly crafted, with a strong espresso flavor complementing the rich gelato.
verb none
A1 I affogato my ice cream with hot espresso.
A2 She affogatoed her dessert with a shot of espresso.
B1 We will affogato the cake with a scoop of gelato.
B2 The chef affogatoes the tiramisu with a rich espresso sauce.
C1 The barista expertly affogatoed the affogato with a double shot of espresso.
C2 The culinary artist affogatoes the dessert with precision and skill.
adjective none
A1 The affogato dessert was delicious.
A2 I ordered an affogato coffee at the cafe.
B1 The affogato recipe requires espresso and gelato.
B2 The affogato presentation at the restaurant was impressive.
C1 The affogato pairing of coffee and ice cream was exquisite.
C2 The affogato was served in a fancy glass with a shot of espresso.
adverb none
A1 I like my coffee affogato, with a scoop of ice cream on top.
A2 She ordered an affogato at the cafe, enjoying the combination of espresso and gelato.
B1 The dessert menu featured an affogato, a popular Italian treat.
B2 The barista expertly prepared the affogato, pouring the hot espresso over the cold ice cream.
C1 The affogato was a decadent indulgence, perfect for a special occasion.
C2 The affogato was served in a chilled glass, creating a delightful contrast of temperatures.
pronoun none
A1 I would like an affogato, please.
A2 She ordered an affogato for dessert.
B1 The barista made the affogato with vanilla gelato.
B2 The affogato was topped with a shot of espresso.
C1 The affogato was served in a chilled glass.
C2 The affogato was a perfect blend of creamy and bitter flavors.
preposition none
A1 I like to eat affogato with my friends.
A2 She ordered an affogato for dessert at the restaurant.
B1 The cafe offers a variety of affogato options on their menu.
B2 After dinner, we decided to try the affogato at the new Italian gelato shop.
C1 The barista recommended the affogato made with a double shot of espresso.
C2 The affogato was expertly prepared with a scoop of vanilla gelato and a drizzle of caramel syrup.
conjunction none
A1 I like coffee affogato.
A2 She ordered an affogato and a croissant for breakfast.
B1 The affogato was a perfect combination of espresso and gelato.
B2 The dessert menu included affogato, tiramisu, and panna cotta.
C1 The affogato was drizzled with a rich chocolate sauce and sprinkled with crushed nuts.
C2 After dinner, we enjoyed affogato with a shot of liqueur poured over the top.
interjection none
A1 Affogato! That looks delicious.
A2 I ordered an affogato for dessert.
B1 Affogato is a popular Italian coffee-based dessert.
B2 I can never resist a good affogato after dinner.
C1 The affogato at this cafe is simply divine.
C2 Affogato is the perfect combination of espresso and gelato.
article none
A1 An affogato is a simple Italian dessert made with espresso poured over vanilla gelato.
A2 When I visited Italy, I tried an affogato for the first time and it was delicious.
B1 I like to enjoy an affogato as a special treat on hot summer days.
B2 The affogato I had at that quaint little cafe was the best I've ever tasted.
C1 The perfect affogato requires high-quality espresso and creamy gelato.
C2 As a connoisseur of Italian desserts, I can confidently say that the affogato at that restaurant was superb.
formal The affogato is a traditional Italian dessert made by pouring hot espresso over a scoop of vanilla gelato.
informal Let's grab an affogato at the cafe down the street.
slang I could really go for an affogato right about now.
figurative The bittersweet taste of the affogato mirrored the complexities of life.
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