Lemonade

lem-uh-NAYD /ˌleməˈneɪd/
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What it really means

In the UK, lemonade usually means a clear fizzy lemon drink (like Sprite), not the still cloudy juice drink Americans mean. "Cloudy lemonade" is the non-fizzy-looking version.

Chinese explanation
在英国,lemonade 通常指透明的柠檬味汽水(类似雪碧),不是美式的鲜榨柠檬水。"Cloudy lemonade"才是浑浊果汁感的那种。

Example conversation

A: A lemonade, please. B: Just to check — the fizzy one? A: Yes, that's fine.
A:一杯柠檬汽水,谢谢。 B:确认一下——是带气的那种吗? A:对,可以。

What you could say back

“The fizzy one is fine.”

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