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ratafia

/ˌræt.əˈfiː.ə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa o bien un licor dulce aromatizado con huesos de frutas y almendras amargas, o bien una galleta de almendra perfumada con dicho licor.

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noun

/ˌræt.əˈfiː.ə/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa o bien un licor dulce aromatizado con huesos de frutas y almendras amargas, o bien una galleta de almendra perfumada con dicho licor.

A noun referring to either a sweet liqueur flavored with fruit kernels and bitter almonds, or a macaroon that is flavored with this liqueur.

  1. Sweet LiqueurC1formalculinary

    A sweet alcoholic drink made from wine and brandy, flavored with kernels from plums, peaches, or apricots, and often bitter almonds.

    esRatafía (licor dulce)

    • She served a small glass of ratafia after dinner.
    • The recipe calls for a splash of ratafia for flavor.
    • Ratafia is traditionally made by steeping fruit kernels in alcohol.

    Sinónimoscordialliqueur

  2. C1formalculinary

    A type of small, sweet macaroon cookie that is flavored with ratafia liqueur.

    esMacarrón de ratafía

    • The bakery is famous for its ratafia macaroons.
    • She bought a box of ratafia biscuits for the tea party.
    • These ratafia cookies have a delicate almond and liqueur taste.

    Sinónimosmacaroonratafia biscuit

Formas
  • ratafias plural form
  • ratafias' possessive plural form
  • ratafia's possessive singular form