martini English

Meaning martini meaning

What does martini mean?

martini

— noun a cocktail made of gin (or vodka) with dry vermouth

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How do I use martini in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I can't remember the last time I had a martini.

I want a martini.

Tom makes an excellent martini.

I want a martini with three olives.

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Perhaps we could share a martini cocktail.

I thought Martini's singing was adequate, but to call him a great singer. ridiculous.

The dry martini you always shake to waltz time.

The last martini.

I'll buy you a martini, Walter.

A double martini, Oscar, please.

Any time. Look, judge. I make you a nice martini.

May I have a dry martini?

George, you remember that night in Martini's Bar when, eh, you told me you read someplace about making plastics out of soybeans?

Martini, you rented a new house?

Me, Giuseppe Martini, I own my own house.

Mr. and Mrs. Martini, welcome home.

Enter the Martini castle!

I wonder what Martini put in those drinks?

A dry martini, please.

A martini before dinner? - Fine.

I'll have a martini.

Come on. I'll buy you a martini, Walter.

A dry martini, for instance.

Louis, un martini.

George, do you remember that night in Martini's bar when you told me you'd read someplace about making plastics out of soybeans?

Enter the Martini castle.

Hmm. Dry martini.

Sherry for the lady and a double martini for me.

I make you a nice martini. Good?

George, do you remember that night in Martini's bar when you told me you'd read someplace about making plastics out of soybeans? - Chili beans. - Shut up, will you?