aerated
/eəˈreɪt/ (bre, ipa) · /erˈeɪt/ (ame, ipa)
aerated — verb
- aeratedpresent simple I / you / we / they
- aerateds3rd person singular
- aerateding-ing form
- aeratededpast simple
1. to put gas into a liquid so it becomes fizzy, especially when making a drink
to put gas into a liquid so it becomes fizzy, especially when making a drink
The factory aerated the orange drink before sealing each bottle.
aerate + drink in production
The small cafe aerated its lemon water before the lunch rush.
aerate + water for serving
Workers aerated the juice mixture until fine bubbles reached the surface.
The machine aerated the sports drink before race volunteers filled the cups.
Takeshi aerated the cold tea to make a fizzy summer drink.
文法句型
aerate + drink or other liquid
用法筆記
Usually used for drinks or other liquids that are made fizzy by adding gas.
2. to let air reach soil or another material so air can move through it more easily
to let air reach soil or another material so air can move through it more easily
Ground staff aerated the football field after three days of heavy rain.
aerate + field after rain
The gardener aerated the flower beds before planting tomatoes in spring.
Kabir aerated the lawn with a fork before the family picnic.
Farm workers aerated the wet soil beside the greenhouse at sunrise.
The crew aerated the muddy path so rainwater could drain faster.
文法句型
aerate + soil / field / lawn
用法筆記
Often used for soil, lawns, and sports fields after rain or heavy use.