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Definition of White Russian in English: White Russiannoun wʌɪtˈrʌʃ(ə)n 1dated A Belorussian. Example sentencesExamples - The grammatical treatises of the time..are mainly the work of non-Russian scholars - White Russians and Ukrainians.
2An opponent of the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War. Example sentencesExamples - Perhaps this mixture comes from her background - her grandfather was a White Russian (her real name is Ilyena Lydia Mironoff), her mother a working-class English girl from Pimlico.
3A cocktail made of vodka, coffee liqueur, and milk served on ice. Example sentencesExamples - As per your suggestion, I had a stiff Tom Collins, followed by some White Russians and a few shooters.
- I do not drink any cocktails more complicated than Jack and Coke or a White Russian.
- I order a White Russian and he orders another Sex on the Beach.
- ‘She'd love a White Russian,’ Ally called from across the table.
- Jonnie Daniels tells me a White Russian is equal quantities of Vodka, Kahlua and milk.
- Uninspiring liquor coffees and cocktails are available from €5 to €7.50, and they might even do you a White Russian if you ask nicely.
- I had never actually had a White Russian before that night.
- Lowtax prepared a White Russian and a bowl of chili for himself.
- Fill your glass with a milk- or cream-based drink such as a White Russian, which packs a 10.8-gram protein punch with 262 calories per serving.
- At one point a couple came in, ordered drinks - a White Russian for him, champagne for her.
- Phil Pearce and Jim Baron in Nottingham want to know the ingredients of a White Russian.
- Benji even showed me how to make a White Russian his way.
adjective wʌɪtˈrʌʃ(ə)n 1dated Belorussian. Example sentencesExamples - In the latter part of the seventeenth century the influence of the White Russian and Ukrainian scholars and writers began to be felt.
2Relating to the opponents of the Bolsheviks. Example sentencesExamples - Dunne, a silver-voiced soprano with aristocratic pretensions equal to any White Russian, had a great time in the role.
- During the Russian Revolution Boris joined the anti-communist White Russian navy.
- Its leader was a German Jew, Richard Kauder, who worked with two White Russian émigrés, Anton Turkul and Ilya Lang.
- The troops were withdrawn in a leapfrogging operation, which ended on 27 September, leaving the head of the Archangel government, a White Russian general called Miller, to his fate.
- By the end of 1930s, the Corps was an international force, with American, English, Scottish, Chinese, Italian, Jewish, Portuguese, Filipino and White Russian units.
- Among this latter group, one of MI5's undercover women agents found a White Russian refugee woman who had befriended a cipher clerk in the US embassy in London, called Tyler Kent.
Definition of White Russian in US English: White Russiannoun(h)wīt ˈrəSHən 1dated A Belorussian. Example sentencesExamples - The grammatical treatises of the time..are mainly the work of non-Russian scholars - White Russians and Ukrainians.
2An opponent of the Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War. Example sentencesExamples - Perhaps this mixture comes from her background - her grandfather was a White Russian (her real name is Ilyena Lydia Mironoff), her mother a working-class English girl from Pimlico.
3A cocktail made of vodka, coffee liqueur, and milk served on ice. Example sentencesExamples - As per your suggestion, I had a stiff Tom Collins, followed by some White Russians and a few shooters.
- ‘She'd love a White Russian,’ Ally called from across the table.
- I do not drink any cocktails more complicated than Jack and Coke or a White Russian.
- At one point a couple came in, ordered drinks - a White Russian for him, champagne for her.
- Benji even showed me how to make a White Russian his way.
- I had never actually had a White Russian before that night.
- Jonnie Daniels tells me a White Russian is equal quantities of Vodka, Kahlua and milk.
- Lowtax prepared a White Russian and a bowl of chili for himself.
- Uninspiring liquor coffees and cocktails are available from €5 to €7.50, and they might even do you a White Russian if you ask nicely.
- I order a White Russian and he orders another Sex on the Beach.
- Fill your glass with a milk- or cream-based drink such as a White Russian, which packs a 10.8-gram protein punch with 262 calories per serving.
- Phil Pearce and Jim Baron in Nottingham want to know the ingredients of a White Russian.
adjective(h)wīt ˈrəSHən 1Belorussian. Example sentencesExamples - In the latter part of the seventeenth century the influence of the White Russian and Ukrainian scholars and writers began to be felt.
- 1.1 Relating to the opponents of the Bolsheviks.
Example sentencesExamples - By the end of 1930s, the Corps was an international force, with American, English, Scottish, Chinese, Italian, Jewish, Portuguese, Filipino and White Russian units.
- Its leader was a German Jew, Richard Kauder, who worked with two White Russian émigrés, Anton Turkul and Ilya Lang.
- The troops were withdrawn in a leapfrogging operation, which ended on 27 September, leaving the head of the Archangel government, a White Russian general called Miller, to his fate.
- Dunne, a silver-voiced soprano with aristocratic pretensions equal to any White Russian, had a great time in the role.
- During the Russian Revolution Boris joined the anti-communist White Russian navy.
- Among this latter group, one of MI5's undercover women agents found a White Russian refugee woman who had befriended a cipher clerk in the US embassy in London, called Tyler Kent.
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