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Meanings of vodka in English
Usage of vodka in English
1
Contract killings aside, four out of every five violent crimes involved vodka.
2
The fumes of the vodka and the lamp were filling the room.
3
Five minutes later, someone else places another vodka in front of me.
4
Using only her good hand, Melissa awkwardly poured vodka into two teacups.
5
Five minutes later, she returned with two vodka tonics and an ashtray.
6
I'm sure the vodka helped, because she was obviously feeling no pain.
7
Nobody leaves half a liter of good vodka with the cap off.
8
Most days I was going through a bottle of vodka a day.
9
Mrs. Vorpal wanted a vodka martini; Vorpal took Scotch on the rocks.
10
Even teetotal travellers to Poland are likely to stumble across Zubrowka vodka.
11
There are firm rules, then, regarding how one drinks vodka in Russia.
12
Friday night is not the moment to admire the flavored vodka selection.
13
Thus it was that I observed the industrial effects of vodka drinking.
14
She looked at me, and sipped her vodka, but still said nothing.
15
We wanted some vodka to celebrate for after we sold the birds.
16
Nebe helped himself to a large vodka and returned to his desk.
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Vodka across language varieties
Australia
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Ireland
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United States of America
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