bartender

bartender

英音：/ˈbɑːˌtendər/ 美音：/ˈbɑːrˌtendər/

noun:

adjective:

词汇扩充：

bartender's guide 调酒师指南

head bartender 主调酒师

近义词：

反义词：

柯林斯词典解释：

A bartender is a person who serves drinks in a bar.

牛津词典解释：

A bartender is a person who serves drinks at a bar.

用法示例：

1. The bartender mixed a perfect martini for the customer.

2. She worked as a bartender to pay her way through college.

3. As a bartender, he has to be able to handle difficult customers.

4. The bartender recommended a special cocktail that was popular at the bar.

5. He started as a bartender but eventually became the manager of the bar.

6. The bartender greeted the regulars by their first names as they walked in.

7. She asked the bartender to make her a non-alcoholic drink.

8. After work, the bartender joined his colleagues for a drink at a different bar.

9. The bartender wore a classic bow tie and vest as part of his uniform.

10. She learned how to juggle bottles and create fancy cocktails from a seasoned bartender.

11. The bartender quickly served a group of customers who just arrived at the bar.

12. He left a generous tip for the bartender who had been attentive and friendly all evening.

13. The bartender was known for his signature drink that he created himself.

14. She asked the bartender for a recommendation on which wine to pair with her dinner.

15. As the night went on, the bartender became busier and the bar filled up with more customers.

16. He chatted with the bartender about the different ingredients in the cocktail he was enjoying.

17. The bartender kept the bar clean and organized throughout the busy evening.

18. She watched the bartender carefully measure each ingredient before mixing the drink.

19. He asked the bartender for a refill of his beer as he finished the last sip.

20. The bartender had a wide selection of spirits and liquors behind the bar.