glass of champagne

The Spanish phrase 'copa de champán' translates to 'glass of champagne' in English. It is a compound noun made of the word 'copa', denoting a receptacle or container, used specifically for drinking liquids, similar to the English word 'glass'. The word 'de' acts as a preposition, in this case equivalent to the English 'of'. And lastly, 'champán' is the Spanish word for 'champagne', a type of sparkling wine. Therefore, when combined, 'copa de champán' represents a drinking glass filled with or intended for champagne.

Example sentences using: copa de champán

Levante su copa de champán para brindar.

Raise your champagne glass to toast.

This phrase suggests that someone should lift their champagne glass, usually in a celebratory context, to make a toast.

La copa de champán estaba llena de burbujas.

The champagne glass was full of bubbles.

In this sentence, it describes a champagne glass that has bubbles, which is a characteristic feature of sparkling wine.

En la fiesta, todos brindamos con una copa de champán.

At the party, we all toasted with a champagne glass.

This example illustrates a social gathering where everyone is making a toast, using a champagne glass for the celebration.