Definition of hydromel in English:

hydromel

noun ˈhʌɪdrəmɛlˈhaɪdrəˌmɛl

mass nounhistorical

A drink similar to mead, made with fermented honey and water.
〈史〉蜂蜜水，蜂蜜酒
Example sentencesExamples
- In three gulps he drank all the hydromel and carried it off, gaining sole possession of all poetry, except for a few drops that fell to the ground during his flight.
- Just as the name suggests, hydromel is ‘a mixture of water and honey’; when it ferments, it becomes mead.
- The Quartermaster sways slightly from too much hydromel, but he still recognizes his expression.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, from Greek hudromeli, from hudro- 'water' + meli 'honey'.

Definition of hydromel in US English:

hydromel

nounˈhaɪdrəˌmɛlˈhīdrəˌmel

historical

A drink similar to mead, made with fermented honey and water.
〈史〉蜂蜜水，蜂蜜酒
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as the name suggests, hydromel is ‘a mixture of water and honey’; when it ferments, it becomes mead.
- The Quartermaster sways slightly from too much hydromel, but he still recognizes his expression.
- In three gulps he drank all the hydromel and carried it off, gaining sole possession of all poetry, except for a few drops that fell to the ground during his flight.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, from Greek hudromeli, from hudro- ‘water’ + meli ‘honey’.

单词	hydromel
释义	Definition of hydromel in English: hydromel noun ˈhʌɪdrəmɛlˈhaɪdrəˌmɛl mass nounhistorical A drink similar to mead, made with fermented honey and water. 〈史〉蜂蜜水，蜂蜜酒 Example sentencesExamples In three gulps he drank all the hydromel and carried it off, gaining sole possession of all poetry, except for a few drops that fell to the ground during his flight. Just as the name suggests, hydromel is ‘a mixture of water and honey’; when it ferments, it becomes mead. The Quartermaster sways slightly from too much hydromel, but he still recognizes his expression. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, from Greek hudromeli, from hudro- 'water' + meli 'honey'. Definition of hydromel in US English: hydromel nounˈhaɪdrəˌmɛlˈhīdrəˌmel historical A drink similar to mead, made with fermented honey and water. 〈史〉蜂蜜水，蜂蜜酒 Example sentencesExamples Just as the name suggests, hydromel is ‘a mixture of water and honey’; when it ferments, it becomes mead. The Quartermaster sways slightly from too much hydromel, but he still recognizes his expression. In three gulps he drank all the hydromel and carried it off, gaining sole possession of all poetry, except for a few drops that fell to the ground during his flight. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, from Greek hudromeli, from hudro- ‘water’ + meli ‘honey’.
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