Non-alcoholic beverages
Non-alcoholic beverages has 35 English words, such as Mineral water, americano, black tea, and bubble milk tea. Learn them with pictures, IPA, meanings and example sentences.
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All 35 words in Non-alcoholic beverages
Mineral water/ˈmɪn.ər.əl ˈwɔː.tər/n. phr
Water that comes from a natural spring and contains dissolved minerals that are good for health.
Mineral water is often preferred over tap water for its refreshing taste.
americano
An americano is a coffee made by adding hot water to espresso.
I ordered an americano with no sugar.
black tea
A type of tea made from leaves that are fully oxidized, giving the drink a dark color and strong flavor.
I usually drink black tea with a little milk in the morning.
bubble milk tea
A sweet tea drink made with milk and chewy tapioca pearls, often served cold.
I ordered a bubble milk tea after school.
cappuccino/ˌkæpəˈt͡ʃinoʊ/
A cappuccino is an espresso-based coffee drink that is traditionally prepared with steamed milk foam.
cola/ˈkoʊlə/
Cola is a sweet, dark, carbonated soft drink.
decaf (coffee)adjective
n. coffee from which almost all the caffeine has been removed, so it does not keep you awake.
earl grey tea
a type of black tea flavored with the citrus scent of bergamot
I usually drink earl grey tea with a slice of lemon in the afternoon.
egg coffee
A coffee drink topped with or mixed with whipped egg yolk, often sweetened with condensed milk.
I ordered an egg coffee after lunch.
espresso/ɛˈspɹɛsoʊ/
A strong coffee made by forcing hot water through finely ground coffee beans.
fruit tea
A drink made by steeping dried fruit, fruit pieces, or fruit flavoring in hot water.
I made a warm cup of fruit tea with dried apples and berries.
green tea/ˌɡriːn ˈtiː/n
A type of tea made from unfermented leaves that is popular in Asian countries.
herbal tea
A drink made by steeping herbs, flowers, or other plants in hot water, usually without tea leaves.
I drink herbal tea before bed to help me relax.
iced tea
a tea-based drink that is chilled and usually served with ice
On hot afternoons, I like to drink iced tea with lemon.
latte/ˈlɑteɪ/
A type of coffee made with espresso and hot steamed milk.
lemonade/ˌleməˈneɪd/
A sweet, cold drink made from lemon juice, sugar, and water.
lime cordial
A sweetened concentrate made from lime juice that is diluted with water before drinking.
We mixed lime cordial with cold water and ice for a refreshing drink.
macchiato
A macchiato is an espresso topped with a small amount of steamed milk or milk foam.
I ordered a macchiato after lunch.
milk/mɪlk/
n. the white liquid produced by cows and other animals, which people drink and use to make cheese and butter.
milk tea
Tea prepared or served with milk added to it.
I ordered a hot milk tea with my breakfast.
milkshake
a cold, thick drink made from milk, ice cream, and often fruit or flavoring
I ordered a chocolate milkshake with my burger.
mocha
A hot coffee drink made with espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate.
I ordered a hot mocha with whipped cream.
oolong tea
a tea that is partly oxidized, giving it a taste between green tea and black tea
I ordered a pot of oolong tea with my lunch.
orange juice
a drink made by squeezing or pressing oranges to extract their juice
I drink orange juice with breakfast every morning.
orange squash
a sweet orange-flavoured concentrate that is mixed with water to make a drink
At the picnic, we mixed orange squash with cold water and ice.
phin coffee
Coffee brewed slowly by dripping hot water through a small metal filter called a phin, especially in Vietnam.
I often drink phin coffee in the morning.
pineapple juice
a drink made by extracting the liquid from pineapple
I poured some pineapple juice into a glass.
soda/ˈsoʊdə/
n. soft drink, fizzy drink; n. sodium carbonate, washing soda
sparkling (water)n.
n. water containing bubbles of gas, which fizzes when you pour it.
squash/skwɔʃ/
n. a sweet fruit drink sold as a concentrate and mixed with water, as in orange squash; n. a game played with rackets in a walled court; n. a vegetable of the gourd family; v. to crush or flatten.
still (water)adjective
n. water with no bubbles of gas in it; the opposite of sparkling water.
tap water
Water supplied to a building through its taps, usually treated and safe to drink.
I usually drink tap water at home.
tomato juice
A liquid made by crushing or pressing ripe tomatoes, usually drunk as a beverage.
I ordered a glass of tomato juice with my breakfast.
tomato smoothie
A thick drink made by blending tomatoes, often with other fruits, vegetables, or seasonings.
I made a tomato smoothie with fresh tomatoes, cucumber, and a little salt.
weasel coffee
A specialty coffee made from beans that have been eaten and excreted by a civet, a small mammal sometimes inaccurately called a weasel.
We tried weasel coffee at a small café in Hanoi.