Definition of carbonated in English:
carbonated
adjective ˈkɑːbəneɪtɪdˈkɑrbəneɪdəd
(of a soft drink) effervescent on account of containing dissolved carbon dioxide.
Example sentencesExamples
- We prefer to avoid carbonated beverages, which can cause bloating.
- We don't see any reason to avoid carbonated water or seltzer.
- The findings of the study indicate reducing consumption of carbonated drinks also reduced the occurrence of obesity in school children.
- When they contain calcium carbonate gas they are described as carbonated.
- My girlfriend does the same hiccup thing with carbonated things.
- The FDA does not allow more than 2.45 mg/ounce of quinine to be contained in a carbonated beverage.
- They also drank about twice the amount of non-diet carbonated soft drinks.
- People are eating less sugar from bags - much more from processed foods, like carbonated soft drinks.
- Forget the carbonated stuff right off the bat.
- Still, there is something terribly attractive about those colours of carbonated water.
- Elementary schools can no longer sell carbonated soft drinks.
- It has a very strong position in Australia, with 60% of the carbonated soft drinks market.
- To reiterate: I hate carbonated water, aka club soda.
- With the first sip, the carbonated sweetness danced on my tongue.
- In addition, each class was given a tooth immersed in a sweetened carbonated cola to assess its effect on dentition.
- The Food Standards Agency advises people to eat fewer sugary foods, with carbonated drinks the biggest concern.
- Carbonated drinks are the single biggest source of refined sugars in the American diet.
- The number of esophageal cancer cases clearly followed the rise in intake of carbonated soft drinks, the researchers found.
- A soft drink manufacturer supplies large plastic bottles of carbonated drinks in packs of 12.
- Celery wasn't meant to be juiced, let alone carbonated.
Definition of carbonated in US English:
carbonated
adjectiveˈkärbənādədˈkɑrbəneɪdəd
(of a soft drink) effervescent on account of containing dissolved carbon dioxide.
Example sentencesExamples
- Forget the carbonated stuff right off the bat.
- A soft drink manufacturer supplies large plastic bottles of carbonated drinks in packs of 12.
- People are eating less sugar from bags - much more from processed foods, like carbonated soft drinks.
- The Food Standards Agency advises people to eat fewer sugary foods, with carbonated drinks the biggest concern.
- To reiterate: I hate carbonated water, aka club soda.
- It has a very strong position in Australia, with 60% of the carbonated soft drinks market.
- The FDA does not allow more than 2.45 mg/ounce of quinine to be contained in a carbonated beverage.
- With the first sip, the carbonated sweetness danced on my tongue.
- Still, there is something terribly attractive about those colours of carbonated water.
- They also drank about twice the amount of non-diet carbonated soft drinks.
- Carbonated drinks are the single biggest source of refined sugars in the American diet.
- My girlfriend does the same hiccup thing with carbonated things.
- Celery wasn't meant to be juiced, let alone carbonated.
- We don't see any reason to avoid carbonated water or seltzer.
- We prefer to avoid carbonated beverages, which can cause bloating.
- In addition, each class was given a tooth immersed in a sweetened carbonated cola to assess its effect on dentition.
- The number of esophageal cancer cases clearly followed the rise in intake of carbonated soft drinks, the researchers found.
- Elementary schools can no longer sell carbonated soft drinks.
- The findings of the study indicate reducing consumption of carbonated drinks also reduced the occurrence of obesity in school children.
- When they contain calcium carbonate gas they are described as carbonated.