Definition of carafe in English:

carafe

noun kəˈrafkəˈrɑːf

An open-topped glass flask used for serving wine or water in a restaurant.
卡拉夫瓶（餐馆中尤用来盛酒的顶部开口长颈瓶）
wine is available by glass, bottle, or carafe
a carafe of retsina
Example sentencesExamples
- Most up-to-date machines brew coffee directly into thermal pots, helping rid restaurants of burnt coffee, the products of sitting too long in a glass carafe on a hot plate.
- He quickly returned with a tray bearing a small carafe of absinthe, a large carafe of ice water and a box of sugar cubes.
- I was at a one-day meeting in Brussels and a waiter spilt a full carafe of wine over me and I had no change of clothes.
- And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
- As if incensed candles and a carafe of rosé wine would be waiting alongside her bed.
- He poured himself a glass of water from the carafe at his bedside, and then stepped into his slippers.
- We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine.
- The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving.
- I recommend it wholeheartedly as a place to dip into for garlicky escargot, a carafe of wine, and now, that fantastic burger.
- The butler returned with a carafe and a glass on a tray.
- Dressed in a modern lounge suit and armed only with a carafe of water, he breezes through this enormous recital without seeming to break sweat.
- One and a half hours later and after four carafes of iced water I finished it.
- Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert.
- All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles.
- Martin orders two carafes of Sicilian malvasia wine.
- Got him a big steak for $3.95, ordered a couple of carafes of wine for $1.25 apiece.
- ‘Some wicked person had filled the water carafe with whisky,’ he laughs.
- On the table stood two bottles of wine and a glass carafe, all empty.
- They are quaffed in carafes in restaurants for a euro or two, and are the backbone of the fill-your-own plastic container wine shops dotted around rural France.
- Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine.
Synonyms
flask, jug, pitcher, decanter, bottle, flagon, container, vessel, ewer, crock, urn

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from Italian caraffa, probably based on Arabic g̣arafa 'draw water'.

Adopted via French from Italian caraffa, carafe is probably based on Arabic garafa ‘draw water’.

Rhymes

caff, faff, gaff, gaffe, naff, Najaf, piaffe, Taff

Definition of carafe in US English:

carafe

noun

An open-topped glass flask typically used for serving wine or water.
卡拉夫瓶（餐馆中尤用来盛酒的顶部开口长颈瓶）
wine is available by glass, bottle, or carafe
a carafe of retsina
Example sentencesExamples
- He quickly returned with a tray bearing a small carafe of absinthe, a large carafe of ice water and a box of sugar cubes.
- They are quaffed in carafes in restaurants for a euro or two, and are the backbone of the fill-your-own plastic container wine shops dotted around rural France.
- One and a half hours later and after four carafes of iced water I finished it.
- I was at a one-day meeting in Brussels and a waiter spilt a full carafe of wine over me and I had no change of clothes.
- Dressed in a modern lounge suit and armed only with a carafe of water, he breezes through this enormous recital without seeming to break sweat.
- We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine.
- Got him a big steak for $3.95, ordered a couple of carafes of wine for $1.25 apiece.
- ‘Some wicked person had filled the water carafe with whisky,’ he laughs.
- Most up-to-date machines brew coffee directly into thermal pots, helping rid restaurants of burnt coffee, the products of sitting too long in a glass carafe on a hot plate.
- I recommend it wholeheartedly as a place to dip into for garlicky escargot, a carafe of wine, and now, that fantastic burger.
- The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving.
- All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles.
- He poured himself a glass of water from the carafe at his bedside, and then stepped into his slippers.
- Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert.
- And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder.
- Martin orders two carafes of Sicilian malvasia wine.
- The butler returned with a carafe and a glass on a tray.
- On the table stood two bottles of wine and a glass carafe, all empty.
- Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine.
- As if incensed candles and a carafe of rosé wine would be waiting alongside her bed.
Synonyms
flask, jug, pitcher, decanter, bottle, flagon, container, vessel, ewer, crock, urn

Origin

Late 18th century: from French, from Italian caraffa, probably based on Arabic g̣arafa ‘draw water’.

单词	carafe
释义	Definition of carafe in English: carafe noun kəˈrafkəˈrɑːf An open-topped glass flask used for serving wine or water in a restaurant. 卡拉夫瓶（餐馆中尤用来盛酒的顶部开口长颈瓶） wine is available by glass, bottle, or carafe a carafe of retsina Example sentencesExamples Most up-to-date machines brew coffee directly into thermal pots, helping rid restaurants of burnt coffee, the products of sitting too long in a glass carafe on a hot plate. He quickly returned with a tray bearing a small carafe of absinthe, a large carafe of ice water and a box of sugar cubes. I was at a one-day meeting in Brussels and a waiter spilt a full carafe of wine over me and I had no change of clothes. And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder. As if incensed candles and a carafe of rosé wine would be waiting alongside her bed. He poured himself a glass of water from the carafe at his bedside, and then stepped into his slippers. We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine. The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving. I recommend it wholeheartedly as a place to dip into for garlicky escargot, a carafe of wine, and now, that fantastic burger. The butler returned with a carafe and a glass on a tray. Dressed in a modern lounge suit and armed only with a carafe of water, he breezes through this enormous recital without seeming to break sweat. One and a half hours later and after four carafes of iced water I finished it. Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert. All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles. Martin orders two carafes of Sicilian malvasia wine. Got him a big steak for $3.95, ordered a couple of carafes of wine for $1.25 apiece. ‘Some wicked person had filled the water carafe with whisky,’ he laughs. On the table stood two bottles of wine and a glass carafe, all empty. They are quaffed in carafes in restaurants for a euro or two, and are the backbone of the fill-your-own plastic container wine shops dotted around rural France. Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine. Synonyms flask, jug, pitcher, decanter, bottle, flagon, container, vessel, ewer, crock, urn Origin Late 18th century: from French, from Italian caraffa, probably based on Arabic g̣arafa 'draw water'. Adopted via French from Italian caraffa, carafe is probably based on Arabic garafa ‘draw water’. Rhymes caff, faff, gaff, gaffe, naff, Najaf, piaffe, Taff Definition of carafe in US English: carafe noun An open-topped glass flask typically used for serving wine or water. 卡拉夫瓶（餐馆中尤用来盛酒的顶部开口长颈瓶） wine is available by glass, bottle, or carafe a carafe of retsina Example sentencesExamples He quickly returned with a tray bearing a small carafe of absinthe, a large carafe of ice water and a box of sugar cubes. They are quaffed in carafes in restaurants for a euro or two, and are the backbone of the fill-your-own plastic container wine shops dotted around rural France. One and a half hours later and after four carafes of iced water I finished it. I was at a one-day meeting in Brussels and a waiter spilt a full carafe of wine over me and I had no change of clothes. Dressed in a modern lounge suit and armed only with a carafe of water, he breezes through this enormous recital without seeming to break sweat. We slug down carafes of water and gallons of red house wine. Got him a big steak for $3.95, ordered a couple of carafes of wine for $1.25 apiece. ‘Some wicked person had filled the water carafe with whisky,’ he laughs. Most up-to-date machines brew coffee directly into thermal pots, helping rid restaurants of burnt coffee, the products of sitting too long in a glass carafe on a hot plate. I recommend it wholeheartedly as a place to dip into for garlicky escargot, a carafe of wine, and now, that fantastic burger. The wine is fairly dry and needs a little aeration to open it up, so decant into a carafe, water pitcher, etc., 30 minutes before serving. All sorts of glasses are on offer, from mineral water glasses, beer draught glasses, carafes, vases, you name it; made out from different kinds of bottles. He poured himself a glass of water from the carafe at his bedside, and then stepped into his slippers. Thompson stood silently as the two women brought out a carafe of coffee and glasses of ice cream parfait for dessert. And should all of those fail, there's the local pastis, served with ice and a carafe of water, an aniseed-flavoured wonder. Martin orders two carafes of Sicilian malvasia wine. The butler returned with a carafe and a glass on a tray. On the table stood two bottles of wine and a glass carafe, all empty. Everyone was eating pizza and drinking carafes of red wine. As if incensed candles and a carafe of rosé wine would be waiting alongside her bed. Synonyms flask, jug, pitcher, decanter, bottle, flagon, container, vessel, ewer, crock, urn Origin Late 18th century: from French, from Italian caraffa, probably based on Arabic g̣arafa ‘draw water’.
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