sparkling water
sparkling water — noun
1. water that contains bubbles of carbon dioxide gas, which gives it a fizzy textur
water that contains bubbles of carbon dioxide gas, which gives it a fizzy texture and a slightly sharp taste when you drink it
Meera ordered a glass of sparkling water with a slice of lemon at the cafe.
collocation: a glass of sparkling water + with [flavouring]
The doctor advised Jin to drink sparkling water instead of soda, which has less sugar.
contrast: sparkling water vs soda
Erik filled his glass with sparkling water and added a splash of lime juice.
Some people find plain sparkling water too bitter and prefer flavoured brands.
Bao keeps sparkling water in the fridge for guests who do not drink alcohol.
- seltzer
used mainly in American English for carbonated tap water without added minerals
- club soda
similar to seltzer but with added minerals for a slightly saltier taste
- mineral water
water from a natural spring; may be still or sparkling, and often contains natural minerals
- soda water
another name for carbonated water, more common in British English
- still water
water without carbonation
文法句型
a glass/bottle/can of sparkling water
sparkling water + with [flavouring]
用法筆記
Commonly used as an uncountable noun. When ordering in a restaurant, you can ask for 'a sparkling water' meaning one serving or bottle.