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seltzer

/ˈselt.sɚ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un type d'eau gazeuse, soit une eau minérale naturelle contenant du gaz, soit une eau artificiellement gazéifiée.

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noun

/ˈselt.sɚ/B1formalamerican
  • frNom désignant un type d'eau gazeuse, soit une eau minérale naturelle contenant du gaz, soit une eau artificiellement gazéifiée.

A noun referring to a type of carbonated water, either naturally effervescent mineral water or artificially carbonated water.

  1. Naturally carbonated mineral waterB1formal

    A type of water that naturally contains carbon dioxide bubbles, often sourced from mineral springs.

    frEau minérale naturellement gazeuse

    • The spa served naturally effervescent seltzer from the local spring.
    • Some people prefer seltzer over still water for its crisp taste.
    • Natural seltzer is often bottled directly at the source.
  2. Artificially carbonated waterA2informalamerican

    A beverage made by adding carbon dioxide to water under pressure, often flavored or used as a mixer.

    frEau gazeuse artificielle

    • I like to drink seltzer with a slice of lemon.
    • He ordered a seltzer with lime at the bar.
    • Many people use seltzer as a low-calorie alternative to soda.

    Synonymescarbonated waterclub sodasoda watersparkling water

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  • seltzers plural form
  • seltzers' possessive plural form
  • seltzer's possessive singular form