collins
collins — 名詞
1. a tall alcoholic drink made with a spirit (such as gin), citrus juice, sugar, an
柯林斯
以烈酒、檸檬汁、糖和氣泡水調製的冰飲
a tall alcoholic drink made with a spirit (such as gin), citrus juice, sugar, and soda water, served over ice in a tall glass
On a hot summer afternoon, Priya ordered a gin collins at the rooftop bar.
炎熱的夏日午後，Priya 在屋頂酒吧點了一杯琴柯林斯。
collocation: gin collins + 'order at' pattern
The bartender filled a tall glass with ice before mixing the collins.
調酒師在調製柯林斯之前，先在一個高玻璃杯裡裝滿冰塊。
countable use: 'the collins' as a specific drink order
At the jazz club, Leila watched the bartender shake gin, lemon juice, sugar, and soda water for her Tom Collins.
在爵士俱樂部，Leila 看著調酒師將琴酒、檸檬汁、糖和蘇打水搖勻，為她做了一杯湯姆柯林斯。
At the garden party, Diego served vodka collins in tall glasses with mint leaves.
在花園派對上，Diego 用高玻璃杯端出伏特加柯林斯，還加了薄荷葉點綴。
用法筆記
Countable noun — you can order 'a collins' or 'two collins.' The best-known variety is the Tom Collins, made with gin. The glass used is traditionally tall and narrow, called a 'collins glass.'