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Meanings of mojito in English
Usage of mojito in English
1
I sat down in my chair and took a sip of my mojito.
2
He had a margarita, followed by a mojito, and let her take a sip.
3
I grabbed an untouched mojito and, without excusing myself, left.
4
Did you know that you can go into a Starbucks and order a mojito refresher?
5
Normally the only ice you'd expect to find in Havana would be in a mojito.
6
A mojito is a marinade waiting to happen.
7
I hope you're up for a mojito.
8
The sweet, fruity berries with the sharpness of the lemon are a twist on the classic mojito.
9
Still, the mojito was very good, and one of the cheeses had a very nice bite to it.
10
I exchanged an uneasy glance with Malte, my Danish biking buddy, ruing that extra mojito the previous evening.
11
For those who don't dance, sit in the garden, have a mojito and admire the stars twinkling overhead.
12
Dexter leaving Rita and the kids to gallop away into a mojito-soaked sunset and a life of top-shelf bliss.
13
Call me if you need me.-And then he had to turn away to make a mojito for Christy Aubert.
14
I've done a couple of cocktail making sessions so I have enough knowledge to cobble together a half decent mojito.
15
They organized my luggage, got me to the hotel, gave me the keys to a moped and brought me a mojito.
16
Some small ventures were just a pretext for businessmen to enjoy a life of mojito cocktails and women in the tropics.
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