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tap water

noun + noun A1 noun + noun

Water that comes directly from a faucet or tap, typically from a public water supply, and is usually safe for drinking.

tap water: Water that comes directly from a faucet or tap, typically from a public water supply, and is usually safe for dri…

Definition

'tap water' is a common English collocation. Water that comes directly from a faucet or tap, typically from a public water supply, and is usually safe for drinking.

tap + water

“Most people in the city drink tap water every day without any problems.”

Examples

  • In many developed countries, it is perfectly safe to drink the tap water.
  • She always fills her reusable bottle with tap water before leaving the house.
  • The restaurant offered complimentary tap water to all its guests.
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  • Some people prefer bottled water because they dislike the taste of tap water.
  • Boiling tap water is recommended in areas where the water quality might be questionable.
  • He believes that drinking tap water is more environmentally friendly than buying bottled water.
  • Many consumers are increasingly concerned about the chemical content in their local tap water.
  • Could you please fetch a pitcher of cold tap water for the table?
  • Despite the safety assurances, some hotel guests still opt for bottled water instead of tap water.
  • The plumber advised us that low tap water pressure could indicate a pipe blockage.

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