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sherry
A fortified wine from southern Spain that can be dry or sweet, depending on the variety.
Zum Abendessen trank sie ein Glas Sherry.
She drank a glass of sherry with dinner.
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sherry
A fortified wine from southern Spain that can be dry or sweet, depending on the variety.
Zum Abendessen trank sie ein Glas Sherry.
She drank a glass of sherry with dinner.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Sherrys |
| genitive | des Sherrys |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Sherry | die Sherrys |
| accusative | den Sherry | die Sherrys |
| dative | dem Sherry | den Sherrys |
| genitive | des Sherrys | der Sherrys |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
“Sherry” is often used with verbs related to drinking and serving: “Sherry trinken” (to drink sherry), “Sherry einschenken” (to pour sherry), and “Sherry servieren” (to serve sherry).
Der Kellner schenkte den Gästen Sherry ein.
The waiter poured the guests some sherry.
For a single serving, people often say “ein Glas Sherry” (a glass of sherry). In a restaurant, “ein Sherry” can also refer to an ordered serving of this drink.
Nach dem Essen bestellte er noch ein Glas Sherry.
After dinner, he ordered another glass of sherry.
“Sherry” is often used with taste descriptions such as “trocken” (dry) and “süß” (sweet). These descriptions usually come directly before the word and describe the variety or style.
Die Gastgeberin bot uns einen trockenen Sherry an.
The hostess offered us a dry sherry.