copa de flauta
A feminine noun is almost always used with feminine articles and adjectives (e.g. la mujer bonita, la luna llena).
1. (general)
a. champagne flute
En la escena del crimen había dos copas de flauta y una botella de cava. La policía cree que el asesino y su víctima se conocían y estaban bebiendo juntos.At the crime scene there were two champagne flutes and a bottle of cava. The police believe that the killer and his victim knew each other and were drinking together.
b. flute
¿Me puedes traer una copa de flauta, por favor? No me gusta beber champagne en un vaso normal.Can I have a flute, please? I don't like drinking champagne in a normal glass.
c. champagne glass
Cuando se casaron, les regalé seis copas de flauta y seis copas de vino.When they got married, I gave them six champagne glasses and six wine glasses.
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