bourbon

英 ['b??b(?)n; 'b??-] 美['b?b?n]

暢通詞匯低頻詞

復數:?bourbons;

bourbon 波旁威士忌酒（產于美國）

產于美國Bourbon County的威士忌酒。該郡因當時的法國Bourbon 王朝支持而從英國獲得獨立，為感謝Bourbon王朝的幫助而以Bourbon命名。

bourbon (n.): type of American corn whiskey, 1846, from Bourbon County, Kentucky, where it first was made, supposedly in 1789. Bourbon County was organized 1785, one of the nine established by the Virginia legislature before Kentucky became a state. The name reflects the fondness felt in the United States for the French royal family, and especially Louis XVI, in gratitude for the indispensable support he had given to the rebel colonists. See Bourbon.
Bourbon: line of French kings (who also ruled in Naples and Spain), of whom it was proverbially said, "they learn nothing and forget nothing." The royal family ruled in France 1589-1792 and 1815-1848; its name is from Bourbon l'Archambault, chief town of a lordship in central France, probably from Borvo, name of a local Celtic deity associated with thermal springs, whose name probably is related to Celtic borvo "foam, froth."

2. I poured two final fingers of bourbon into my glass.: 我把最后兩指寬的波旁威士忌都倒進自己杯中。

4. "You drink Scotch," she said. "All Republicans drink Scotch." — "Wrong on both counts. I'm a Democrat, and I drink bourbon.": “你喝蘇格蘭威士忌，”她說。“所有共和黨人都喝蘇格蘭威士忌。”——“都說錯了。我是民主黨人，我喝波旁威士忌。”

5. The French Revolution encompassed the fall of the House of Bourbon.: 法國大革命造成波旁王朝的崩潰.