Meanings of saké in English

Sure enough, there was the same fine-flavoured saké he had tasted yesterday.

It was but too true; no saké, but clear, cold water was there.

To wash down these dainties a porcelain bottle of saké, rice-beer, is provided.

The old man was so delighted with the saké that he drank cup after cup.

These cups are filled with saké, the national strong drink of Japan, a kind of beer made from rice.

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To the good, dutiful son the cascade flowed with the finest saké, while to all others it yielded only cold water.

How shall I get a little saké for my poor father, who really needs it in his weakness and old age?

By this time the kneeling process had become rather painful, and I availed myself of the cup of saké, feeling I needed some stimulant.

This drinking is supposed to typify that henceforth they will share each other's joys and sorrows, and this sipping of saké constitutes the marriage ceremony.

"If we had but a little saké, now," he would say, "it would warm one up, and do one's heart good."

Sure enough, there was the same fine-flavoured saké he had tasted yesterday.

It was but too true; no saké, but clear, cold water was there.

To wash down these dainties a porcelain bottle of saké, rice-beer, is provided.

The old man was so delighted with the saké that he drank cup after cup.

These cups are filled with saké, the national strong drink of Japan, a kind of beer made from rice.