關於Champagne的意思和用法的提問

A: Champagne Problems means: “Problems when compared to issues of poverty, natural disasters and war are not that big of a deal.”

A: No, it means you are using the slippers like a glass or cup.

Drink or eat OUT OF something, usually a glass or bowl but in this case ... a pair of shoes ... it's like from a kid's story or something.

A: It's a slang meaning The problems brought by being an alcoholic.

A: a Champagne Papi is a man that will buy you expensive drinks (like Champagne) at a bar. He is rich an extravagant. That is why Drake calls himself "Champagne Papi"

A: Let’s HAVE A champagne toast

A: they have the same meaning, but the first one sounds very unnatural to say

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A: champagne

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A: https://forvo.com/word/champagne/#en


"...with an English accent."

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A: × I got a champagne yesterday.
✓ I got champagne yesterday.

Or you could say “I got a bottle of champagne yesterday.” Or “I had a glass of champagne yesterday.”

And you could use a semicolon to connect the two sentences. “I got a bottle of champagne yesterday; it tasted so good.”

A: Supposedly it harms champagne to be frozen. Apparently if champagne is frozen it is called burnt or burned.

A: This sentence looks natural, but it would be odd in most normal conversations about champagne. "Teeny-tiny" is an informal/childish way of saying "very small", so it should be used with the context in mind.

A: Whisky is a stronger drink. Champagne is fancy wine. Wine is made of aged grape juice. Beer is fermented ... something.

I'm not an expert on alcohol, but I hope I helped.