IPA: //kaʊˈlɪŋ//
KK: /kɑʊˈlɪŋ/
A type of strong alcoholic beverage made from a grain called sorghum, commonly consumed in some Asian countries.
He enjoyed a glass of kaoliang during the celebration.
The word 'kaoliang' originates from Chinese (高粱), where 'gao' (高) means high or tall, and 'liang' (粱) refers to grain or millet. It specifically denotes a type of sorghum that is tall and used for food and alcoholic beverages.
Think of 'high' ('gao') to remember that 'kaoliang' refers to a tall grain, specifically a type of sorghum.