soda in Latin
soda in Latin is nitrum — soda means a sweet carbonated soft drink.
soda in Latin
nitrum
(uncountable) Carbonated water (water impregnated with pressurised carbon dioxide, originally made with sodium bicarbonate).
What does "soda" mean?
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noun A sweet carbonated soft drink.
"The children were each allowed one fizzy soda at the party."
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noun Sodium bicarbonate or sodium carbonate, used in cooking and cleaning.
"Mix a spoonful of soda with water to scrub the burnt pan."
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noun Carbonated water, especially as used to make mixed drinks.
"The barman topped up her gin with a splash of soda."
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soda in a sentence
- The children were each allowed one fizzy soda at the party.
- Would you like a soda with your burger, or just water?
- Mix a spoonful of soda with water to scrub the burnt pan.
- The recipe says the cake needs soda to make it rise.
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What is "soda" in Latin?
"soda" in Latin is nitrum. soda means: A sweet carbonated soft drink.
How do you use "soda" in a sentence?
Example: "The children were each allowed one fizzy soda at the party." In Latin, "soda" is nitrum.
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