fizz in German
fizz in German is sprudeln, zischen — fizz means a stream of small bubbles, or the hissing sound they make.
fizz in German
sprudeln
(intransitive) To emit bubbles.
zischen
(intransitive) To make a rapid hissing or bubbling sound.
What does "fizz" mean?
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noun A stream of small bubbles, or the hissing sound they make.
"The fizz died down once the bottle had been open a while."
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noun A carbonated drink, especially a sparkling wine.
"They toasted the occasion with a glass of fizz."
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verb To produce a stream of small bubbles with a hissing sound.
"The tablet fizzed as it dissolved in the water."
fizz in a sentence
- The fizz died down once the bottle had been open a while.
- They toasted the occasion with a glass of fizz.
- The tablet fizzed as it dissolved in the water.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "fizz" in German?
"fizz" in German is sprudeln, zischen. fizz means: A stream of small bubbles, or the hissing sound they make.
How do you use "fizz" in a sentence?
Example: "The fizz died down once the bottle had been open a while." In German, "fizz" is sprudeln, zischen.
Are there other ways to say "fizz" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "fizz": sprudeln, zischen.
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