Pronunciation: /pəˈniːni/
noun a type of Italian sandwich made with small loaves of bread that are filled and grilled
A1 I would like a panini for lunch.
A2 The panini at this cafe is delicious.
B1 I prefer my panini toasted with cheese and ham.
B2 The panini selection at this restaurant is impressive.
C1 The chef created a gourmet panini with truffle aioli and prosciutto.
C2 The panini connoisseur could distinguish the different bread types used in each sandwich.
formal The panini served at the cafe was made with freshly baked bread and high-quality ingredients.
informal I love grabbing a panini for lunch when I'm on the go.
slang Let's meet up at that new spot for some bomb paninis.
figurative Her words were like a panini, perfectly layered and satisfying to hear.
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