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Meanings of champagne in English
Usage of champagne in English
1
The champagne-clinking days of Milan fashion week feel a long time ago.
2
However, Watts is careful not to start popping champagne corks just yet.
3
The well-wishers popped champagne and cheered when they heard the news today.
4
The hotel reports a brisk trade in champagne breakfasts on race days.
5
I'm witnessing this at a small family champagne house called Jean Milan.
6
I provide the house, the footmen, the champagne; the guests are hers.
7
It was for Lanson champagne, which is of course made in France.
8
I don't know about you, but I'm in serious need of champagne.
9
The effervescence has gone from the champagne; it is flat and dead.
10
The champagne was bubbling trickily in the veins of the mercurial statesmen.
11
He explained that his vineyard has devised champagne quotas for certain countries.
12
We used ten thousand candles and nearly two thousand bottles of champagne.
13
The health of the bride and bridegroom was pledged in iced champagne.
14
It was expensive; for the profession, even in those days, expected champagne.
15
Happy with the result, she picked up a crystal flute of champagne.
16
With the champagne, in case we find something really important. She smiled.
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Translations for champagne
Catalan
Champagne through the time
Champagne across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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