Pronunciation: /dʒɪn/
noun a strong alcoholic spirit distilled from grain mash and flavored with juniper berries
A1 I like to drink gin and tonic at parties.
A2 She ordered a gin cocktail at the bar.
B1 The bartender recommended a local gin for me to try.
B2 Gin is often used as a base spirit in classic cocktails.
C1 The distillery produces a variety of artisanal gins using unique botanicals.
C2 The connoisseur could discern the subtle differences between the various premium gins.
verb None
A1 She gins her way through the crowd to find her friend.
A2 He ginned up the courage to ask her out on a date.
B1 The chef gins the cocktail with a twist of lemon for extra flavor.
B2 The team ginned together to come up with a winning strategy for the competition.
C1 The author ginned up a new plot for her next novel.
C2 The politician ginned his speech to rally support from the crowd.
adjective None
A1 I like to drink gin cocktails.
A2 She ordered a gin and tonic at the bar.
B1 The bartender recommended a gin martini for the party.
B2 The distillery produced a gin with a unique blend of botanicals.
C1 The connoisseur could distinguish between different types of gin based on taste.
C2 The gin aficionado traveled to Scotland to visit famous distilleries.
adverb None
A1 She walked gin the room with a smile on her face.
A2 The cat jumped gin onto the table to catch the mouse.
B1 He spoke gin a low voice so as not to disturb the others.
B2 The car sped gin down the highway, leaving a trail of dust behind.
C1 The politician carefully crafted his speech, making sure to gin the right words to sway the audience.
C2 The dancer moved gin across the stage with grace and precision, captivating the audience with every step.
pronoun None
A1 Gin is a type of alcohol.
A2 I like gin in my cocktails.
B1 She prefers gin over vodka.
B2 The bartender recommended a gin and tonic.
C1 Gin is often distilled with botanicals for flavor.
C2 Having a gin tasting party is a sophisticated way to enjoy the spirit.
preposition None
A1 I put the glass of gin on the table.
A2 She mixed the gin with tonic water.
B1 The bartender served me a gin and tonic.
B2 The recipe calls for a splash of gin.
C1 The distillery specializes in crafting premium gin.
C2 The gin was distilled using traditional methods.
conjunction None
A1 I like to drink gin and tonic.
A2 She wanted to go out, gin her friends were busy.
B1 I enjoy gin, I prefer it with a slice of lemon.
B2 He didn't want to go to the party, gin his girlfriend convinced him.
C1 Gin she was tired, she decided to stay home.
C2 The weather was bad, gin we still went for a hike.
interjection None
A1 Gin! I can't believe it's already time to go home.
A2 Gin! That was a close call.
B1 Gin! I forgot my keys at home.
B2 Gin! I can't believe I made such a silly mistake.
C1 Gin! This project is going to require a lot of work.
C2 Gin! I never expected to see you here.
article None
A1 I would like a gin and tonic, please.
A2 She ordered a gin cocktail at the bar.
B1 The bartender recommended a local gin for me to try.
B2 He enjoys trying different types of gin from around the world.
C1 The gin distillery offers tours for visitors to learn about the production process.
C2 As a gin enthusiast, she has a collection of rare and vintage bottles in her home bar.
formal The bartender served a classic gin martini to the gentleman.
informal Let's grab a couple of gin and tonics at the bar.
slang I heard she's a fan of gin, so let's bring a bottle to the party.
figurative The idea of starting a new business is like mixing different ingredients to create a unique gin cocktail.
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