Caipirinha

Pronunciation: /kaɪpɪˈriːnjə/

Definitions of caipirinha

noun a Brazilian cocktail made with cachaça, sugar, and lime

Example Sentences

A1 I would like to try a caipirinha.

A2 In Brazil, it is common to enjoy a caipirinha at social gatherings.

B1 The bartender showed me how to make a traditional caipirinha.

B2 The caipirinha I had in Rio de Janeiro was the best I've ever tasted.

C1 I learned to appreciate the complexity of a well-made caipirinha during my trip to Brazil.

C2 The mixologist at the upscale bar crafted a caipirinha that was truly exquisite.

Examples of caipirinha in a Sentence

formal The bartender prepared a refreshing caipirinha using fresh lime, sugar, and cachaça.

informal Let's grab some caipirinhas at the beach bar later.

slang I'm craving a cold caipirinha right now.

figurative The caipirinha of success is made up of hard work, determination, and a positive attitude.

Grammatical Forms of caipirinha

• plural: caipirinhas
• comparative: more caipirinha
• superlative: most caipirinha
• present tense: caipirinha
• future tense: will caipirinha
• perfect tense: have caipirinha
• continuous tense: is caipirinha
• singular: caipirinha
• positive degree: caipirinha
• infinitive: to caipirinha
• gerund: caipirinhaing
• participle: caipirinhaed

Origin and Evolution of caipirinha

First Known Use: 1918 year

Language of Origin: Portuguese

Story behind the word: The word 'caipirinha' originated in Brazil.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'caipirinha' referred to a cocktail made with cachaca, sugar, and lime. Over time, it has become a popular and well-known drink both in Brazil and internationally.