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Meanings of margarita in English
Usage of margarita in English
1
It was a margarita, which seemed just right in the balmy night.
2
He was slumped down almost horizontally in his chair, sipping a margarita.
3
Then he handed me a margarita and took the other for himself.
4
If not, at least pop by for a margarita on its terrace.
5
It's been very successful; we even had a bicycle-powered margarita machine one year!
6
And maybe a margarita to help me work out the kinks.
7
If that doesn't work, you can't go wrong with their spicy watermelon margarita.
8
There are countless great places to get tacos and a margarita.
9
If I want a margarita, they surely long for a swig of H2O.
10
A waiter brought the margarita she'd ordered and set the drink before her.
11
She decided that she was going to thoroughly enjoy that margarita.
12
Why had I had one last margarita before taking the cab ride home?
13
I wait alongside with the drinks, then hand her the margarita.
14
There may be lonely times ahead. He drank some more of his margarita.
15
If I'm not mistaken there's a margarita there with your name on it.
16
Madison had caught him while he was mixing up a margarita.
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United States of America
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