Fizzy Meaning in English
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Definition
Containing bubbles of gas; describes a drink or liquid that has a lot of bubbles and hisses when opened, like soda or sparkling water.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used to describe drinks (especially sweet, carbonated drinks). Common collocations: 'fizzy drink', 'fizzy water'. Rarely used for non-liquid things. In UK English, 'fizzy drink' is widely used; in US English, people often say 'soda' or 'pop' instead.
Spanish: con gas - efervescentePortuguese (BR): gaseificado - efervescentePortuguese (PT): gaseificado - efervescenteChinese (Simplified): 起泡的 - 有气的Chinese (Traditional): 起泡的 - 有氣的Hindi: झागदार - गैसीयArabic: فوار - غازيBengali: ঝাঁঝালো - ফেনিলRussian: газированныйJapanese: 炭酸入りVietnamese: có gaKorean: 탄산이 있는Turkish: gazlıUrdu: غاز دارIndonesian: berkarbonasi
Example Sentences
This lemonade is very fizzy.
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She likes fizzy drinks more than juice.
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The water became fizzy after adding the powder.
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I opened the bottle and it sprayed everywhere because it was so fizzy.
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Sometimes I crave something really fizzy on a hot day.
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Do you want still or fizzy water with your meal?
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