drinkable in Italian
drinkable in Italian is potabile — drinkable means fit or safe to be drunk, especially used of water.
drinkable in Italian
potabile
(of water) Safe to drink.
What does "drinkable" mean?
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adjective Fit or safe to be drunk, especially used of water.
"The tap water here is perfectly drinkable."
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adjective Of an alcoholic drink, especially wine, pleasant enough to be worth drinking.
"It's not a great wine, but it's perfectly drinkable."
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noun Something that can be drunk, usually referred to in the plural.
"The stall sold snacks and drinkables to festival-goers."
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drinkable in a sentence
- The tap water here is perfectly drinkable.
- After the filter was installed, the well water became drinkable again.
- It's not a great wine, but it's perfectly drinkable.
- The pub sells a cheap, drinkable house red.
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What is "drinkable" in Italian?
"drinkable" in Italian is potabile. drinkable means: Fit or safe to be drunk, especially used of water.
How do you use "drinkable" in a sentence?
Example: "The tap water here is perfectly drinkable." In Italian, "drinkable" is potabile.
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