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.

单词	carbonated
释义	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.
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