Collocation
soft drink
a non-alcoholic beverage, often sweet and carbonated
Definition
'soft drink' is a common English collocation. a non-alcoholic beverage, often sweet and carbonated
soft + drink
“Could I have a soft drink instead of alcohol?”
Examples
- I bought a soft drink at the kiosk.
- Do you want a soft drink or water?
- He ordered a soft drink because he was driving.
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- The menu lists coffee, tea, and soft drinks.
- You cannot bring a soft drink into the museum.
- She spilled her soft drink on the seat in the taxi.
- The café charges extra if you want free refills on a soft drink.
- After the hike, a cold soft drink tasted amazing.
- The airline offered a soft drink during the short flight.
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