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1 ♦ coffee
♦ coffee /ˈkɒfɪ/A n.2 [uc] caffè ( bevanda): strong coffee, caffè ristretto; weak coffee, caffè leggero; instant coffee, caffè solubile; black coffee, caffè (senza latte); white coffee (o coffee with milk) caffè con latte; a cup of coffee, una tazza di caffè; un caffè; coffee break, intervallo per il caffè; Would you like some coffee?, vuoi un caffè?; Shall I make some coffee?, faccio il caffè?; I've already had two coffees, ho già bevuto due caffèB a. attr.1 di (o da, per) caffè: coffee grounds, fondi di caffè; coffee cup, tazzina da caffè; coffee mug, tazza alta per caffè● (fam. USA) coffee and, caffè e brioche ( al bar) □ coffee bar, caffè; bar □ coffee bean (o coffee berry), chicco di caffè □ coffee cake, torta al caffè; ( USA) focaccia dolce da mangiare col caffè □ coffee-coloured, color caffè □ coffee cream = light cream ► light (3) □ coffee grinder, macinacaffè; (naut.) coffee-grinder □ coffee house, caffè (in Italia, in Germania, ecc.; stor. in GB) □ coffee lounge, sala per il caffè ( di albergo) □ coffee machine (o coffee maker), macchina da caffè □ coffee-making facilities, occorrente per fare il caffè ( in albergo, ecc.) □ coffee mill, macinino da caffè □ (GB) coffee morning, riunione mattutina (spec. di signore: si paga per il caffè e il ricavato va in beneficenza) □ coffee percolator, macchina da caffè □ coffee-pot, caffettiera □ coffee processor, torrefazione ( l'azienda) □ coffee roll, brioche □ coffee set (o service), servizio da caffè □ coffee shop, rivendita di caffè, torrefazione; ( anche) caffè, bar, tavola calda □ coffee shrub, pianta del caffè □ coffee table, tavolino □ coffee-table book, libro di lusso ( di grande formato e pieno d'illustrazioni); libro strenna; libro da sfogliare.
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