fizz

• Nom désignant le sifflement ou la sensation provoqués par la formation et l'échappement de petites bulles d'un liquide, généralement associé aux boissons gazeuses.

A noun referring to the sound or sensation of small bubbles forming and escaping from a liquid, typically associated with carbonated drinks.

indénombrable

1. A2informal

   A hissing or bubbling sound, especially from a carbonated drink.

   Pétillement

   • The soda made a loud fizz when I opened the bottle.
   • I love the sound of the fizz in a freshly poured cola.
   • The champagne had a pleasant fizz as it was poured.

   Synonymesbubblingeffervescencefizzlehisssizzle

2. Carbonated drinkA2informal

   An informal term for a sparkling or carbonated beverage.

   Boisson gazeuse

   • Can I have a lemon fizz, please?
   • She ordered a gin fizz at the bar.
   • The kids enjoyed their orange fizz at the party.

   Synonymespopsodasoft drink

• Verbe décrivant le son ou l'action d'un liquide qui produit des bulles et un sifflement, souvent dû à la carbonatation ou à une réaction chimique.

A verb used to describe the sound or action of a liquid producing bubbles and a hissing sound, often due to carbonation or a chemical reaction.

1. Make a hissing soundA2informal

   To produce a sound like bubbles escaping from a liquid, especially carbonated drinks.

   Produire un sifflement

   • The soda fizzed when I opened the bottle.
   • The champagne fizzed as it was poured into the glass.
   • The carbonated water fizzed loudly in the cup.

   Synonymesbubbleeffervescefizzlehisssizzle

2. Be lively or energeticB2informal

   To be full of energy, excitement, or activity.

   être plein d'énergie

   • The party really fizzed with excitement.
   • Her personality fizzed with enthusiasm.
   • The crowd fizzed with anticipation before the concert.

   Synonymesbubblecrackleeffervescescintillatesparkle

   Antonymesdragflaglanguishwilt