Definition of cortado in English:

cortado

nounPlural cortados kɔːˈtɑːdəʊkôrˈtäˌdō

A drink of espresso coffee with a small amount of steamed milk.
I sat down at a cafe and ordered a cortado
Example sentencesExamples
- Take a seat at a sidewalk cafe and order a cortado and watch Lima's crowds parade along the avenue in the latest styles from Paris, New York and Madrid.
- Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado, both in takeaway paper cups, and sat on one of the chairs on the pavement.
- Order a cortado (an espresso with a dash of milk) and a plate of empanadas (like mini Cornish pasties) and soak up the history.
- Depending on where you order it, a cortado may be indistinguishable from a Gibraltar.
- I'd love to hear your methods of making a cortado.
- Two women sit on a small bench, one reading a newspaper as she savors a cortado.
- Take our advice and order a Spanish cortado for a truly authentic caffeine experience - you'd be hard pressed to find another in London.
- Lately I've been drinking cortado a lot though, but still espresso for that quick shot.
- The coffees are all from local roasters, lovingly prepared, and the flat whites, cortados and espressos are in the top rank of local coffee drinks.
- A cortado is a Spanish classic, a coffee "cut" with warm milk.

Origin

From Spanish (café) cortado, literally 'cut coffee', from cortar 'to cut'.

Definition of cortado in US English:

cortado

nounkôrˈtäˌdō

Espresso with a small amount of steamed milk.
Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado
Example sentencesExamples
- Two women sit on a small bench, one reading a newspaper as she savors a cortado.
- Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado, both in takeaway paper cups, and sat on one of the chairs on the pavement.
- Order a cortado (an espresso with a dash of milk) and a plate of empanadas (like mini Cornish pasties) and soak up the history.
- A cortado is a Spanish classic, a coffee "cut" with warm milk.
- Lately I've been drinking cortado a lot though, but still espresso for that quick shot.
- Take our advice and order a Spanish cortado for a truly authentic caffeine experience - you'd be hard pressed to find another in London.
- Depending on where you order it, a cortado may be indistinguishable from a Gibraltar.
- Take a seat at a sidewalk cafe and order a cortado and watch Lima's crowds parade along the avenue in the latest styles from Paris, New York and Madrid.
- The coffees are all from local roasters, lovingly prepared, and the flat whites, cortados and espressos are in the top rank of local coffee drinks.
- I'd love to hear your methods of making a cortado.

Origin

From Spanish (café) cortado, literally ‘cut coffee’, from cortar ‘to cut’.

单词	cortado
释义	Definition of cortado in English: cortado nounPlural cortados kɔːˈtɑːdəʊkôrˈtäˌdō A drink of espresso coffee with a small amount of steamed milk. I sat down at a cafe and ordered a cortado Example sentencesExamples Take a seat at a sidewalk cafe and order a cortado and watch Lima's crowds parade along the avenue in the latest styles from Paris, New York and Madrid. Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado, both in takeaway paper cups, and sat on one of the chairs on the pavement. Order a cortado (an espresso with a dash of milk) and a plate of empanadas (like mini Cornish pasties) and soak up the history. Depending on where you order it, a cortado may be indistinguishable from a Gibraltar. I'd love to hear your methods of making a cortado. Two women sit on a small bench, one reading a newspaper as she savors a cortado. Take our advice and order a Spanish cortado for a truly authentic caffeine experience - you'd be hard pressed to find another in London. Lately I've been drinking cortado a lot though, but still espresso for that quick shot. The coffees are all from local roasters, lovingly prepared, and the flat whites, cortados and espressos are in the top rank of local coffee drinks. A cortado is a Spanish classic, a coffee "cut" with warm milk. Origin From Spanish (café) cortado, literally 'cut coffee', from cortar 'to cut'. Definition of cortado in US English: cortado nounkôrˈtäˌdō Espresso with a small amount of steamed milk. Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado Example sentencesExamples Two women sit on a small bench, one reading a newspaper as she savors a cortado. Harry paid for a double espresso and a cortado, both in takeaway paper cups, and sat on one of the chairs on the pavement. Order a cortado (an espresso with a dash of milk) and a plate of empanadas (like mini Cornish pasties) and soak up the history. A cortado is a Spanish classic, a coffee "cut" with warm milk. Lately I've been drinking cortado a lot though, but still espresso for that quick shot. Take our advice and order a Spanish cortado for a truly authentic caffeine experience - you'd be hard pressed to find another in London. Depending on where you order it, a cortado may be indistinguishable from a Gibraltar. Take a seat at a sidewalk cafe and order a cortado and watch Lima's crowds parade along the avenue in the latest styles from Paris, New York and Madrid. The coffees are all from local roasters, lovingly prepared, and the flat whites, cortados and espressos are in the top rank of local coffee drinks. I'd love to hear your methods of making a cortado. Origin From Spanish (café) cortado, literally ‘cut coffee’, from cortar ‘to cut’.
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