soda
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++so·da /ˈsəʊdə $ ˈsoʊ-/ ●●● S3 noun 1 [countable, uncountable] (also soda water)DFD water that contains bubbles and is often added to alcoholic drinks 苏打水 a Scotch and soda 一杯加苏打水的苏格兰威士忌2 [countable, uncountable] (also soda pop) American EnglishDFD a sweet drink containing bubbles, or a can or bottle of this drink 汽水；一听[瓶]汽水 SYN pop a can of orange soda 一罐橘子汽水 a cooler full of sodas 装满汽水的冷藏箱3 [countable] American EnglishDFD an ice-cream soda 冰激凌苏打 a strawberry soda 草莓冰激凌苏打4 [uncountable]DFCDHC a substance in the form of a powder containing sodium, that is used for cooking or cleaning 〔烹饪或清洁用的〕苏打，碳酸钠 SYN bicarbonate of soda baking soda 小苏打
Examples from the Corpus
soda• Or realising that it really was Robert Duval sipping a soda at the counter.• Each had its own little store for beer and sodas and such things.• The counterman packs the sandwich and soda in a paper bag.• There he could get a good whisky and soda and reflect on his unfortunate position.• But given heavy doses of baking soda he began to recover, and was perfectly normal three days later.• Beat in the coffee and when the mixture is creamy and light, add the bicarbonate of soda and the chopped walnuts.• Caen drank Campari with soda while waiting for Mayor Willie Brown, who was late as always.Origin soda (1400-1500) Italian name of a plant from which soda is obtainedso·da nounChineseSyllable
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soda
so‧da /ˈsəʊdə $ ˈsoʊ-/
noun
a Scotch and soda
2. [uncountable and countable] (also soda pop) American English a sweet drink containing bubbles, or a can or bottle of this drink
SYN pop:
a can of orange soda
a cooler full of sodas
3. [countable] American English an ice-cream soda:
a strawberry soda
4. [uncountable] a substance in the form of a powder containing sodium, that is used for cooking or cleaning
SYN bicarbonate of soda:
baking soda
so‧da /ˈsəʊdə $ ˈsoʊ-/
noun Date: 1400-1500
Language: Italian
Origin: name of a plant from which soda is obtained
1. [uncountable and countable] (also soda water) water that contains bubbles and is often added to alcoholic drinks:Language: Italian
Origin: name of a plant from which soda is obtained
2. [uncountable and countable] (also soda pop) American English a sweet drink containing bubbles, or a can or bottle of this drink
SYN pop:
3. [countable] American English an ice-cream soda:
4. [uncountable] a substance in the form of a powder containing sodium, that is used for cooking or cleaning
SYN bicarbonate of soda:
both