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Definition of pastis in English: pastisnoun paˈstiːsˈpastɪspɑˈstis mass nounAn aniseed-flavoured aperitif. （茴香味）开胃酒，茴香酒 he took a large swallow of pastis count noun he drank three pastis Example sentencesExamples - Beautiful for one pastis or more with a nice point of view on the sunshine and Mediterranean sea…
- My friend was impressed with the authentic drink offerings - panache, monaco, diabolo and pastis.
- Add some white wine, chopped onion, pastis and butter.
- The menu, in its black leather holder, begins with Hot Starters, with the first item being Queen Scallops Bordelaise, flambéed in pastis and served with Parmesan and oregano crisp and set on a light bordelaise sauce.
- A number of licorice - flavored liqueurs such as anisette, pastis and ouzo are made with anise seed.
- Fennel, like liquorice, dill, tarragon, ouzo and pastis, is something you love or hate.
- Choose a bar with a terrace near the old port and sit and watch the world go by as you sip a glass of pastis and soak up the sun.
- Different regions have particular apéritifs: pastis is associated with southern France, and Suze (gentian liqueur) with the Auvergne.
- Sit outside one of the cafes with a glass of pastis and you will soon realise just why this part of France is so eternally popular.
- We dined on a Thursday and this menu included a goat's cheese salad, and a shrimps in pastis.
- I sipped pastis and turned amber with the rocks.
- Anethole, the principal essential oil in the seeds, is what gives the flavour to drinks such as the French pastis, ouzo in Greece, and arak in Turkey; and this use has been dominant in modern times.
- Roger used the time to indulge in the macho southern French pastime of sipping pastis, a strong, sweet, aniseed - flavoured spirits to which you add copious quantities of ice and cold water.
- Add the fennel seeds, pastis, wine, paste, herbs, saffron, orange peel and stock and bring to the boil.
- A mutual appreciation for pastis and football gets me on the guest list.
- A few old scrotes sitting around scowling at their pastis.
- Of course, ethnic charm is still a priority, which is why many buyers are drawn to accessible French towns where they can join locals playing pétanque or pastis after shopping in the market square.
- And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
- Pearson sipped pastis with the locals, reassuring them that the company intended to plant small ‘islands’ of vines and leave much of the natural scrubland untouched.
- Even the normal Perigordine fare of duck la gras and truffles washed down with red wine and pastis has yielded in favour of Scottish food and drink in celebration of the Auld Alliance.
Definition of pastis in US English: pastisnounpɑˈstispäˈstēs An aniseed-flavored aperitif. （茴香味）开胃酒，茴香酒 he took a large swallow of pastis count noun he drank three pastis Example sentencesExamples - Add the fennel seeds, pastis, wine, paste, herbs, saffron, orange peel and stock and bring to the boil.
- A number of licorice - flavored liqueurs such as anisette, pastis and ouzo are made with anise seed.
- Even the normal Perigordine fare of duck la gras and truffles washed down with red wine and pastis has yielded in favour of Scottish food and drink in celebration of the Auld Alliance.
- A few old scrotes sitting around scowling at their pastis.
- Of course, ethnic charm is still a priority, which is why many buyers are drawn to accessible French towns where they can join locals playing pétanque or pastis after shopping in the market square.
- And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
- Choose a bar with a terrace near the old port and sit and watch the world go by as you sip a glass of pastis and soak up the sun.
- I sipped pastis and turned amber with the rocks.
- My friend was impressed with the authentic drink offerings - panache, monaco, diabolo and pastis.
- Anethole, the principal essential oil in the seeds, is what gives the flavour to drinks such as the French pastis, ouzo in Greece, and arak in Turkey; and this use has been dominant in modern times.
- Roger used the time to indulge in the macho southern French pastime of sipping pastis, a strong, sweet, aniseed - flavoured spirits to which you add copious quantities of ice and cold water.
- The menu, in its black leather holder, begins with Hot Starters, with the first item being Queen Scallops Bordelaise, flambéed in pastis and served with Parmesan and oregano crisp and set on a light bordelaise sauce.
- Fennel, like liquorice, dill, tarragon, ouzo and pastis, is something you love or hate.
- Beautiful for one pastis or more with a nice point of view on the sunshine and Mediterranean sea…
- A mutual appreciation for pastis and football gets me on the guest list.
- Pearson sipped pastis with the locals, reassuring them that the company intended to plant small ‘islands’ of vines and leave much of the natural scrubland untouched.
- Different regions have particular apéritifs: pastis is associated with southern France, and Suze (gentian liqueur) with the Auvergne.
- We dined on a Thursday and this menu included a goat's cheese salad, and a shrimps in pastis.
- Add some white wine, chopped onion, pastis and butter.
- Sit outside one of the cafes with a glass of pastis and you will soon realise just why this part of France is so eternally popular.
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