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UK//dʒɪn//US//dʒɪn//

Meaning of Gin

A type of strong alcoholic drink flavored with juniper berries.

In simple words: A strong alcoholic drink made from juniper berries.

Gin in a sentence

  • I ordered a gin and tonic to enjoy on a hot summer day.
  • The gin was perfectly mixed with fresh herbs for an exciting flavor.
  • At the party, everyone enjoyed various gin cocktails.
  • She prefers gin over other spirits for its unique taste.
  • This gin is distilled in small batches for a premium quality.

How to use Gin

Use 'gin' when referring to the drink itself. It's suitable in both casual and more formal settings, but avoid using it in contexts unrelated to alcohol.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'gin' as 'genius' for adult beverages; both can elevate your mood!

Related words

Collocations with Gin

  • gin and tonic
  • dry gin
  • flavored gin
  • gin cocktail
  • craft gin

Synonyms for Gin

Common mistakes with Gin

  • 'Gin' confused with 'gin and tonic' - remember, 'gin' is the base spirit.
  • Using 'gin' in a non-alcoholic context.
  • 'Gin' used as if it's a cocktail - clarify the specific drink.

Compare Gin with Liquor, Spirits, Alcohol

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Frequently asked questions about Gin

What does Gin mean?

A strong alcoholic drink made from juniper berries.

What is the definition of Gin?

A type of strong alcoholic drink flavored with juniper berries.

How do you use Gin in a sentence?

I ordered a gin and tonic to enjoy on a hot summer day.

Can you give another example of Gin?

The gin was perfectly mixed with fresh herbs for an exciting flavor.

What are synonyms for Gin?

Common alternatives include liquor, spirits, alcohol.

What words go with Gin?

It commonly pairs with gin and tonic, dry gin, flavored gin, gin cocktail, craft gin.

What are common mistakes when using Gin?

'Gin' confused with 'gin and tonic' - remember, 'gin' is the base spirit. Using 'gin' in a non-alcoholic context. 'Gin' used as if it's a cocktail - clarify the specific drink.

How do you pronounce Gin?

US: //dʒɪn//, UK: //dʒɪn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Gin?

Use 'gin' when referring to the drink itself. It's suitable in both casual and more formal settings, but avoid using it in contexts unrelated to alcohol.