Carbonation Meaning in English
word
ˌkɑɹbəˈneɪʃən
kar-buh-NAY-shun
kˌɑːbənˈeɪʃən
KAH-buhn-AY-shun
Definition
The process of adding carbon dioxide gas to a liquid, usually to make it fizzy or bubbly, as in soda or sparkling water.
Usage & Nuances
'Carbonation' is mainly used in scientific, culinary, and beverage contexts. Common collocations: 'level of carbonation,' 'artificial carbonation.' Not to be confused with 'carbonization' (burning or turning into carbon).
Spanish: carbonataciónPortuguese (BR): carbonataçãoPortuguese (PT): carbonataçãoChinese (Simplified): 碳酸化 - 起泡 (饮料)Chinese (Traditional): 碳酸化 - 起泡 (飲料)Hindi: कार्बोनेशनArabic: تغويزBengali: কার্বনেশনRussian: карбонизация - газированиеJapanese: 炭酸化Vietnamese: cacbonat hóaKorean: 탄산화Turkish: karbonasyonUrdu: کاربونیشنIndonesian: karbonasi
Example Sentences
I like the carbonation in sparkling water.
basic
The carbonation makes the drink fizzy.
basic
Too much carbonation can hurt your mouth.
basic
Can you taste the difference in carbonation between these two sodas?
natural
Some people love strong carbonation, but I prefer it a little less bubbly.
natural
When the carbonation fades, soda just tastes flat.
natural