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Перевод: soda

[прилагательное]
содовый;
[существительное]
сода ; углекислый натрий; содовая вода; газированная вода

Тезаурус:

1. AFTER three vodkas with lime and soda, Liz arrives at the party.
2. Nana's neighbours risked their rusted axles to carry up heavy goods for the store, and on the last Tuesday of each month the soda company sent a small pickup to collect its empty bottles.
3. His value was partly to bewilder those Americans who felt that to dilute hard liquor with tonic water or soda was in some way unmanly.
4. In 1990, ICI, the Belgian company Solvay and others were fined Ecu17m on soda ash; an appeal is expected to be heard next year.
5. In 1985, a television programme revealed that the solvent Skuse had used in the test for nitroglycerine, 1 per cent caustic soda, would also have produced a positive result if the men had handled nitrocellulose.
6. But, as I have described, it is ingredients such as soda and lime that alter totally the properties of Mass and whose local atomic structure is therefore especially interesting.
7. But given heavy doses of baking soda he began to recover, and was perfectly normal three days later.
8. Top up with pint/450ml of soda water.
9. Add bottle Sainsbury's alcohol-free wine and 1 pint/600ml soda water.
10. Alkalis commonly used range from mild materials such as sodium carbonate (washing soda or soda ash) to sodium metasilicate which is stronger and sodium hydroxide (caustic soda) and potassium hydroxide (caustic potash).
11. However that may be, the entrepreneurs do have powerful friends in Bangkok: the finance minister has an interest in the glass industry; the interior minister has an interest in soda ash.
12. On top of that he was pictured in such chic situations as the bar of the Metropolitan Opera House confiding such pearls of worldly wisdom as "A punctilious barman (or butler) will always serve you Schweppes Club Soda for highballs".
13. Victoria, always pretty and amenable, was taken on a round of the treats considered traditional for an upper-class London child: the zoo, the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, ice-cream at Fortnum Mason's soda fountain, a visit to the enclosure reserved for some overweight rabbits near the statue of Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens and a Christmas pantomime called Where the Rainbow Ends in which four intrepid children fed their pet British lion a medicine called the Commonwealth mixture.