cola in Greek
cola in Greek is κόλα — cola means a sweet, dark, fizzy soft drink originally flavored with kola nut extract and caramel.
cola in Greek
κόλα
Pronounced: kola
A beverage or a drink made with kola nut flavoring, caramel and carbonated water.
What does "cola" mean?
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noun A sweet, dark, fizzy soft drink originally flavored with kola nut extract and caramel.
"She ordered a burger and a cola."
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noun The kola nut itself, or the tropical tree it comes from.
"Cola nuts were traditionally chewed for their stimulant effect."
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noun Cannabis slang: a dense cluster of flower buds on a cannabis plant.
"The main cola on the plant had grown thick and heavy."
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cola in a sentence
- She ordered a burger and a cola.
- The bar was out of cola, so he had lemonade instead.
- Cola nuts were traditionally chewed for their stimulant effect.
- The main cola on the plant had grown thick and heavy.
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What is "cola" in Greek?
"cola" in Greek is κόλα. cola means: A sweet, dark, fizzy soft drink originally flavored with kola nut extract and caramel.
How do you pronounce κόλα?
"cola" in Greek is κόλα, pronounced "kola".
How do you use "cola" in a sentence?
Example: "She ordered a burger and a cola." In Greek, "cola" is κόλα.
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