| 释义 |
aqua vi·tae
\-ˈvīd.ē, -īˌtē\ noun
Etymology: Middle English aqua vite, from Medieval Latin aqua vitae, literally, water of life; probably from the use of brandy as a medicine
1. : alcohol; especially : alcohol obtained by distilling vinous liquids
2. : a strong liquor (as brandy or whiskey) |