mocha

A noun that can refer to a type of soft suede leather made from goatskin, a flavoring combining coffee and chocolate, a high-quality dark coffee originally from Arabian beans, or a dark brown color.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que pode designar um tipo de couro macio de camurça feito de pele de cabra, um sabor que combina café e chocolate, um café escuro de alta qualidade feito de grãos arábicos ou a cor marrom-escura.

1. Leather type B2 formal technical

   A soft, sueded leather made from goatskin, used for gloves and other accessories.

   • The gloves are crafted from high-quality mocha leather.
   • She prefers mocha for its softness and durability.
   • Mocha leather is often used in luxury handbags.
   • The artisan selected a fine piece of mocha for the project.

   🇵🇹Camurça de cabra

2. Coffee and chocolate flavor A2 informal

   A flavoring or beverage that combines coffee and chocolate, often used in drinks or desserts.

   • I ordered a mocha latte at the café.
   • This cake has a rich mocha flavor.
   • She loves mocha ice cream with chocolate chips.
   • The coffee shop serves a delicious mocha frappuccino.

   🇵🇹Mocha

3. Premium coffee bean B1 formal

   A high-quality dark coffee originally from Yemen (Arabia), known for its rich flavor.

   • The mocha beans from Yemen are highly prized.
   • He ordered a cup of straight mocha without any milk.
   • Mocha coffee has a distinctive chocolatey undertone.
   • Coffee connoisseurs often seek authentic mocha.

   🇵🇹Café Moca

4. Dark brown color A2 informal

   A dark brown hue resembling the color of mocha coffee.

   • She painted her room a warm mocha color.
   • The dress comes in mocha, black, and navy.
   • His mocha-colored leather boots match his belt.
   • Mocha is a popular neutral shade in interior design.

   🇵🇹Cor marrom-escuro

   Sinônimos: brownchocolatecoffeesepiaumber

• mochas plural form
• mochas' possessive plural form
• mocha's possessive singular form