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1 effervescent
adjectivesprudelnd; (fig.) übersprudelnd, überschäumend [Freude, Verhalten]* * *adjective schäumend* * *ef·fer·ves·cent[ˌefəˈvesənt, AM -ɚˈ-]\effervescent drink sprudelndes [o geh moussierendes] Getränk\effervescent tablet Brausetablette f▪ to be \effervescent vor Temperament sprudeln [o überschäumen]* * *["efə'vesnt]adjsprudelnd; (fig) überschäumend* * *effervescent adj1. sprudelnd, schäumend, moussierend:effervescent powder Brausepulver n2. fig (über)sprudelnd, überschäumend* * *adjectivesprudelnd; (fig.) übersprudelnd, überschäumend [Freude, Verhalten] -
2 effervescent
\effervescent tablet Brausetablette f;to be \effervescent vor Temperament sprudeln [o überschäumen] -
3 sherbet
noun* * *sher·bet[ˈʃɜ:bət, AM ˈʃɜ:r-]n* * *['ʃɜːbət]n(= powder) Brausepulver nt; (= drink) Brause f, Sorbet m or nt; (US = water ice) Fruchteis nt* * *2. Sorbet m/n, Sorbett m/n (eisgekühltes Fruchtsaftgetränk)3. besonders US Fruchteis n4. Aus sl Bier n* * *noun* * *n.Limonadenpulver f. -
4 fizz
1. intransitive verb[zischend] sprudeln2. noun(effervescence) Sprudeln, das* * *[fiz] 1. verb((of a liquid) to release or give off many small bubbles: I like the way champagne fizzes.) sprudeln2. noun(the sound made or the feeling in the mouth produced by this: This lemonade has lost its fizz.) das Sprudeln- academic.ru/27714/fizzy">fizzy* * *[fɪz]I. vi1. (bubble) sprudeln2. (make sound) zischenthe tonic water has lost its \fizz in dem Tonic Water ist keine Kohlensäure mehr2. (champagne) Schampus m fam; (effervescent drink) Sprudel m, kohlensäurehaltiges Getränk ÖSTERR, SCHWEIZ; (sweet bubbly lemonade) Brause[limonade] f veraltend fam, Limonade f, Zitro nt SCHWEIZ veraltend* * *[fɪz]1. vi(champagne etc) perlen, sprudeln, moussieren2. n* * *fizz [fız]A v/i1. zischen2. sprudeln, moussieren (Getränk)B s1. Zischen n2. Sprudeln n, Moussieren n3. a) Sprudel mb) Fizz m (alkoholisches Mischgetränk mit Früchten oder Fruchtsäften)4. umg Schampus m (Sekt)5. fig Schwung m, Schmiss m* * *1. intransitive verb[zischend] sprudeln2. noun(effervescence) Sprudeln, das* * *v.zischen v. -
5 fizz
[fɪz] vi1) ( bubble) sprudelnthe tonic water has lost its \fizz in dem Tonic Water ist keine Kohlensäure mehr2) ( champagne) Schampus m ( fam) ( effervescent drink) Sprudel m; ( sweet bubbly lemonade) Brause[limonade] f veraltend ( fam), Limonade f3) (sibilant ‘s’ sound) Zischen nt -
6 pop
there were a few \pops es knallte ein paar Mala bottle of [fizzy] \pop eine Flasche Limonade;orange \pop Orangenlimonade fa \pop pro Stück;she gives lectures and gets paid $5000 a \pop sie hält Vorlesungen und bekommt 5000 Dollar pro Veranstaltung advto go \pop ( make noise) einen Knall machen;( toy gun) peng machen;1) ( make noise) knallen;my ears always \pop as the plane comes in to land in meinen Ohren knackt es immer, wenn das Flugzeug im Landeanflug ist;to let the cork \pop den Korken knallen lassen2) ( burst) platzen3) ( go quickly)to \pop out hinausgehen;Paula must have \popped out for a minute Paula wird kurz rausgegangen sein;to \pop over vorbeikommen;why don't you \pop over and see us this afternoon? warum kommst du heute Nachmittag nicht mal eben vorbei?;to \pop upstairs die Treppen hinaufspringenPHRASES:sb's eyes [nearly] \pop [out of his/her head] jdm fallen [beinahe] die Augen heraus vt <- pp->1) ( burst)to \pop sth etw platzen lassen;to \pop corn Popcorn machen2) ( put quickly)\pop the pizza in the oven schieb' die Pizza in den Ofen;she \popped the children into bed sie steckte die Kinder ins Bett;( at the doctor's) sich akk frei machento \pop sb ( shoot) jdn abknallen;( hit) jdn schlagenPHRASES:to \pop pills Pillen schlucken;to \pop the question die entscheidende Frage stellen;Harry still hasn't \popped the question Harry hat ihr noch immer keinen Heiratsantrag gemacht1) ( popular) populär;Dario Fo is a \pop poet Dario Fo ist ein Poet des Volkes;\pop culture Popkultur f;\pop film-making populäre Filmkunst;\pop psychology populärwissenschaftliche Psychologie3. pop4. n
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