perry
perry — noun
1. an alcoholic drink produced from pear juice, sometimes with bubbles and a sweet
an alcoholic drink produced from pear juice, sometimes with bubbles and a sweet taste.
At the village fair, Ben bought a cold glass of perry.
a glass of perry
Perry was served with cheese after the farmers brought in pears.
passive: be served with cheese
Grandma makes perry each autumn from the pears behind her house.
Unlike beer, this perry tastes light and a little sweet.
Two bottles of perry stood on the picnic table beside the bread.
- pear cider
a descriptive phrase used when the listener may not know the traditional word
- cider
usually suggests an apple drink unless you clearly mention pears
- fruit wine
a broader category that can include pear drinks but is less exact
文法句型
drink perry
make perry
a glass of perry
a bottle of perry
用法筆記
Usually treated as an uncountable drink name. For one serving, say a glass of perry or a bottle of perry.