Definition of energy drink in English:

energy drink

noun

A soft drink containing a high percentage of sugar, caffeine, or another stimulant, typically consumed during or after sporting activity or as a way of overcoming tiredness.
Example sentencesExamples
- Advertising, too, has targeted the stereotypes to sell everything from energy drinks to banking services.
- They examined the effect of energy drinks on the body.
- Cut out energy drinks or colas, which contain caffeine.
- That night, participants were being asked to gauge their interest in a new energy drink.
- Taurine (usually 1g) is added to many popular energy drinks.
- Caffeine from coffee, supplements or energy drinks can help.
- The taurine amounts in energy drinks are too low to have much effect.
- Last week health ministers approved better labelling of energy drinks amid concerns about their caffeine content.
- The research by a team of Brazilian scientists followed a study into the effects of energy drinks among a group of 136 nightclub revellers.
- He thought a beer alternative to the thickly sweet energy drinks could be a success.
- The car filled up with empty cans of energy drinks.
- One-quarter of all boys aged 12 to 18 have at least one energy drink a day.
- The majority of the players will drink water, some an energy drink.
- "The lads would have to drink litres of energy drinks to keep them hydrated," he added.
- Instead, opt for a drink with a mere 6 percent sugar (of any species), the formula most energy drinks offer.
- I see a lot of energy drinks with the ingredient taurine.

Definition of energy drink in US English:

energy drink

nounˈɛnərdʒɪ drɪŋkˈenərji driNGk

Any of various types of beverage that are considered a source of energy, especially a soft drink containing a high percentage of sugar and/or caffeine or other stimulant.
Example sentencesExamples
- The majority of the players will drink water, some an energy drink.
- I see a lot of energy drinks with the ingredient taurine.
- That night, participants were being asked to gauge their interest in a new energy drink.
- The research by a team of Brazilian scientists followed a study into the effects of energy drinks among a group of 136 nightclub revellers.
- He thought a beer alternative to the thickly sweet energy drinks could be a success.
- Cut out energy drinks or colas, which contain caffeine.
- Advertising, too, has targeted the stereotypes to sell everything from energy drinks to banking services.
- Caffeine from coffee, supplements or energy drinks can help.
- Taurine (usually 1g) is added to many popular energy drinks.
- Instead, opt for a drink with a mere 6 percent sugar (of any species), the formula most energy drinks offer.
- "The lads would have to drink litres of energy drinks to keep them hydrated," he added.
- They examined the effect of energy drinks on the body.
- The car filled up with empty cans of energy drinks.
- Last week health ministers approved better labelling of energy drinks amid concerns about their caffeine content.
- One-quarter of all boys aged 12 to 18 have at least one energy drink a day.
- The taurine amounts in energy drinks are too low to have much effect.

单词	energy drink
释义	Definition of energy drink in English: energy drink noun A soft drink containing a high percentage of sugar, caffeine, or another stimulant, typically consumed during or after sporting activity or as a way of overcoming tiredness. Example sentencesExamples Advertising, too, has targeted the stereotypes to sell everything from energy drinks to banking services. They examined the effect of energy drinks on the body. Cut out energy drinks or colas, which contain caffeine. That night, participants were being asked to gauge their interest in a new energy drink. Taurine (usually 1g) is added to many popular energy drinks. Caffeine from coffee, supplements or energy drinks can help. The taurine amounts in energy drinks are too low to have much effect. Last week health ministers approved better labelling of energy drinks amid concerns about their caffeine content. The research by a team of Brazilian scientists followed a study into the effects of energy drinks among a group of 136 nightclub revellers. He thought a beer alternative to the thickly sweet energy drinks could be a success. The car filled up with empty cans of energy drinks. One-quarter of all boys aged 12 to 18 have at least one energy drink a day. The majority of the players will drink water, some an energy drink. "The lads would have to drink litres of energy drinks to keep them hydrated," he added. Instead, opt for a drink with a mere 6 percent sugar (of any species), the formula most energy drinks offer. I see a lot of energy drinks with the ingredient taurine. Definition of energy drink in US English: energy drink nounˈɛnərdʒɪ drɪŋkˈenərji driNGk Any of various types of beverage that are considered a source of energy, especially a soft drink containing a high percentage of sugar and/or caffeine or other stimulant. Example sentencesExamples The majority of the players will drink water, some an energy drink. I see a lot of energy drinks with the ingredient taurine. That night, participants were being asked to gauge their interest in a new energy drink. The research by a team of Brazilian scientists followed a study into the effects of energy drinks among a group of 136 nightclub revellers. He thought a beer alternative to the thickly sweet energy drinks could be a success. Cut out energy drinks or colas, which contain caffeine. Advertising, too, has targeted the stereotypes to sell everything from energy drinks to banking services. Caffeine from coffee, supplements or energy drinks can help. Taurine (usually 1g) is added to many popular energy drinks. Instead, opt for a drink with a mere 6 percent sugar (of any species), the formula most energy drinks offer. "The lads would have to drink litres of energy drinks to keep them hydrated," he added. They examined the effect of energy drinks on the body. The car filled up with empty cans of energy drinks. Last week health ministers approved better labelling of energy drinks amid concerns about their caffeine content. One-quarter of all boys aged 12 to 18 have at least one energy drink a day. The taurine amounts in energy drinks are too low to have much effect.
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