Definition of drinkable in English:

drinkable

adjective ˈdrɪŋkəblˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l

1(of a liquid) fit to drink; potable.
a supply of drinkable water
Example sentencesExamples
- Each day, 50 million additional gallons of treated, drinkable water are being pumped to the Baghdad residents.
- White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable.
- Drinkable water was available to about 65 percent of households in 1990, and 20 percent of households had a refrigerator.
- The water of the lake is a mixture of karst water, which is drinkable, and a little salty seawater from the nearby Mediterranean Sea.
- Experts say the water there is much cleaner and could provide 3 million cubic metres of drinkable water.
- And you can even dispense with bottled water - the Pelion water is renowned for its purity and perfectly drinkable.
- The main priorities will be ensuring adequate shelter, access to health care, drinkable water and measures to control the spread of disease.
- All the water, brought in by trucks, is contaminated and must be boiled to make it drinkable.
- In restaurants, I think it is pretty sure to assume the water in the glass is drinkable.
- Within 24 hours, we had drinkable water.
- The city did not have drinkable water for five weeks.
- The thing is that although Sinai is surrounded by beautiful water, barely any of the water on the peninsula is drinkable.
- You didn't have to carry water because the water in the bush was drinkable.
- It should be a clear, clean and drinkable water.
- I keep thinking how lucky we are to have clean drinkable water come out of the tap.
- There's no drinkable water and little if any electricity here, and no plan yet for restoring the neighborhood.
- In rural areas, few people have access to drinkable water.
- A purification process then makes the water drinkable.
- The soil was moist, but there was no drinkable water.
- River water, incidentally, is even drinkable today after a good boil.
Synonyms
fit to drink, potable, palatable
pure, fresh, clean, safe, unpolluted, untainted, unadulterated, uncontaminated
1. 1.1informal (of a drink) pleasant to taste; palatable.
  a very drinkable red wine
  Example sentencesExamples
  She tried her coffee and it was still drinkable.
  Almost perfect conditions ensured a good harvest and enabled makers to achieve very drinkable wines.
  We decided to stick with the house white, a pleasant and eminently drinkable chardonnay that evening, and then headed into the food stations.
  The wine, as with everywhere else in the region, is cheap but eminently drinkable.
  Soft drinks, traditionally speaking, are for making hard drinks more drinkable.
  What is special to the northern region is Marzemino, which produces a light, fruity and very drinkable red wine.
  If you enjoy a night out with very drinkable drinks and a diverse crowd, Opal is the place to go.
  The coffee shop was a Costa Coffee, selling beverages that were actually drinkable.
  Utterly drinkable, it slips down your throat with a coolness that only a funny, foreign beer could provide.
  You can also put pudding in a blender with your shake to make a thicker drinkable version.
  I would highly recommend it - we had tapas with a very drinkable Rioja Crianza.
  The wine, poured from a very authentic vase-shaped glass container, was very drinkable.
  As for the wines produced here, some of the reds, at least, are much better than merely drinkable.
  The upfront gooseberry aromas and flavours combine perfectly in this soft drinkable wine.
  Moreover, the better restaurants, such as the Steak House, serve decent food and very drinkable wine.
  I didn't particularly expect the beer to be drinkable, but I was interested to see.
  The house lager was, again, delicious, just a bit on the malty side, and perilously drinkable.
  Almost a liquid confection, this huge, fleshy wine, drinkable now, will still have appeal in five years.
  Finding drinkable Pinot Noir from New Zealand for under £ 6 is almost impossible.
  This process also made the wines more drinkable in their youth.

Definition of drinkable in US English:

drinkable

adjectiveˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)lˈdriNGkəb(ə)l

1(of a liquid) fit to drink; potable.
a supply of drinkable water
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no drinkable water and little if any electricity here, and no plan yet for restoring the neighborhood.
- It should be a clear, clean and drinkable water.
- Each day, 50 million additional gallons of treated, drinkable water are being pumped to the Baghdad residents.
- White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable.
- In restaurants, I think it is pretty sure to assume the water in the glass is drinkable.
- Within 24 hours, we had drinkable water.
- I keep thinking how lucky we are to have clean drinkable water come out of the tap.
- The thing is that although Sinai is surrounded by beautiful water, barely any of the water on the peninsula is drinkable.
- A purification process then makes the water drinkable.
- And you can even dispense with bottled water - the Pelion water is renowned for its purity and perfectly drinkable.
- Experts say the water there is much cleaner and could provide 3 million cubic metres of drinkable water.
- The city did not have drinkable water for five weeks.
- The water of the lake is a mixture of karst water, which is drinkable, and a little salty seawater from the nearby Mediterranean Sea.
- You didn't have to carry water because the water in the bush was drinkable.
- The main priorities will be ensuring adequate shelter, access to health care, drinkable water and measures to control the spread of disease.
- The soil was moist, but there was no drinkable water.
- All the water, brought in by trucks, is contaminated and must be boiled to make it drinkable.
- River water, incidentally, is even drinkable today after a good boil.
- In rural areas, few people have access to drinkable water.
- Drinkable water was available to about 65 percent of households in 1990, and 20 percent of households had a refrigerator.
Synonyms
fit to drink, potable, palatable
1. 1.1informal (of a drink) pleasant to taste; palatable.
  a very drinkable red wine
  Example sentencesExamples
  What is special to the northern region is Marzemino, which produces a light, fruity and very drinkable red wine.
  You can also put pudding in a blender with your shake to make a thicker drinkable version.
  Soft drinks, traditionally speaking, are for making hard drinks more drinkable.
  The coffee shop was a Costa Coffee, selling beverages that were actually drinkable.
  The wine, as with everywhere else in the region, is cheap but eminently drinkable.
  She tried her coffee and it was still drinkable.
  I didn't particularly expect the beer to be drinkable, but I was interested to see.
  Moreover, the better restaurants, such as the Steak House, serve decent food and very drinkable wine.
  The upfront gooseberry aromas and flavours combine perfectly in this soft drinkable wine.
  As for the wines produced here, some of the reds, at least, are much better than merely drinkable.
  We decided to stick with the house white, a pleasant and eminently drinkable chardonnay that evening, and then headed into the food stations.
  This process also made the wines more drinkable in their youth.
  If you enjoy a night out with very drinkable drinks and a diverse crowd, Opal is the place to go.
  Finding drinkable Pinot Noir from New Zealand for under £ 6 is almost impossible.
  Almost perfect conditions ensured a good harvest and enabled makers to achieve very drinkable wines.
  The wine, poured from a very authentic vase-shaped glass container, was very drinkable.
  The house lager was, again, delicious, just a bit on the malty side, and perilously drinkable.
  I would highly recommend it - we had tapas with a very drinkable Rioja Crianza.
  Almost a liquid confection, this huge, fleshy wine, drinkable now, will still have appeal in five years.
  Utterly drinkable, it slips down your throat with a coolness that only a funny, foreign beer could provide.

单词	drinkable
释义	Definition of drinkable in English: drinkable adjective ˈdrɪŋkəblˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)l 1(of a liquid) fit to drink; potable. a supply of drinkable water Example sentencesExamples Each day, 50 million additional gallons of treated, drinkable water are being pumped to the Baghdad residents. White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable. Drinkable water was available to about 65 percent of households in 1990, and 20 percent of households had a refrigerator. The water of the lake is a mixture of karst water, which is drinkable, and a little salty seawater from the nearby Mediterranean Sea. Experts say the water there is much cleaner and could provide 3 million cubic metres of drinkable water. And you can even dispense with bottled water - the Pelion water is renowned for its purity and perfectly drinkable. The main priorities will be ensuring adequate shelter, access to health care, drinkable water and measures to control the spread of disease. All the water, brought in by trucks, is contaminated and must be boiled to make it drinkable. In restaurants, I think it is pretty sure to assume the water in the glass is drinkable. Within 24 hours, we had drinkable water. The city did not have drinkable water for five weeks. The thing is that although Sinai is surrounded by beautiful water, barely any of the water on the peninsula is drinkable. You didn't have to carry water because the water in the bush was drinkable. It should be a clear, clean and drinkable water. I keep thinking how lucky we are to have clean drinkable water come out of the tap. There's no drinkable water and little if any electricity here, and no plan yet for restoring the neighborhood. In rural areas, few people have access to drinkable water. A purification process then makes the water drinkable. The soil was moist, but there was no drinkable water. River water, incidentally, is even drinkable today after a good boil. Synonyms fit to drink, potable, palatable pure, fresh, clean, safe, unpolluted, untainted, unadulterated, uncontaminated 1.1informal (of a drink) pleasant to taste; palatable. a very drinkable red wine Example sentencesExamples She tried her coffee and it was still drinkable. Almost perfect conditions ensured a good harvest and enabled makers to achieve very drinkable wines. We decided to stick with the house white, a pleasant and eminently drinkable chardonnay that evening, and then headed into the food stations. The wine, as with everywhere else in the region, is cheap but eminently drinkable. Soft drinks, traditionally speaking, are for making hard drinks more drinkable. What is special to the northern region is Marzemino, which produces a light, fruity and very drinkable red wine. If you enjoy a night out with very drinkable drinks and a diverse crowd, Opal is the place to go. The coffee shop was a Costa Coffee, selling beverages that were actually drinkable. Utterly drinkable, it slips down your throat with a coolness that only a funny, foreign beer could provide. You can also put pudding in a blender with your shake to make a thicker drinkable version. I would highly recommend it - we had tapas with a very drinkable Rioja Crianza. The wine, poured from a very authentic vase-shaped glass container, was very drinkable. As for the wines produced here, some of the reds, at least, are much better than merely drinkable. The upfront gooseberry aromas and flavours combine perfectly in this soft drinkable wine. Moreover, the better restaurants, such as the Steak House, serve decent food and very drinkable wine. I didn't particularly expect the beer to be drinkable, but I was interested to see. The house lager was, again, delicious, just a bit on the malty side, and perilously drinkable. Almost a liquid confection, this huge, fleshy wine, drinkable now, will still have appeal in five years. Finding drinkable Pinot Noir from New Zealand for under £ 6 is almost impossible. This process also made the wines more drinkable in their youth. Definition of drinkable in US English: drinkable adjectiveˈdrɪŋkəb(ə)lˈdriNGkəb(ə)l 1(of a liquid) fit to drink; potable. a supply of drinkable water Example sentencesExamples There's no drinkable water and little if any electricity here, and no plan yet for restoring the neighborhood. It should be a clear, clean and drinkable water. Each day, 50 million additional gallons of treated, drinkable water are being pumped to the Baghdad residents. White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable. In restaurants, I think it is pretty sure to assume the water in the glass is drinkable. Within 24 hours, we had drinkable water. I keep thinking how lucky we are to have clean drinkable water come out of the tap. The thing is that although Sinai is surrounded by beautiful water, barely any of the water on the peninsula is drinkable. A purification process then makes the water drinkable. And you can even dispense with bottled water - the Pelion water is renowned for its purity and perfectly drinkable. Experts say the water there is much cleaner and could provide 3 million cubic metres of drinkable water. The city did not have drinkable water for five weeks. The water of the lake is a mixture of karst water, which is drinkable, and a little salty seawater from the nearby Mediterranean Sea. You didn't have to carry water because the water in the bush was drinkable. The main priorities will be ensuring adequate shelter, access to health care, drinkable water and measures to control the spread of disease. The soil was moist, but there was no drinkable water. All the water, brought in by trucks, is contaminated and must be boiled to make it drinkable. River water, incidentally, is even drinkable today after a good boil. In rural areas, few people have access to drinkable water. Drinkable water was available to about 65 percent of households in 1990, and 20 percent of households had a refrigerator. Synonyms fit to drink, potable, palatable 1.1informal (of a drink) pleasant to taste; palatable. a very drinkable red wine Example sentencesExamples What is special to the northern region is Marzemino, which produces a light, fruity and very drinkable red wine. You can also put pudding in a blender with your shake to make a thicker drinkable version. Soft drinks, traditionally speaking, are for making hard drinks more drinkable. The coffee shop was a Costa Coffee, selling beverages that were actually drinkable. The wine, as with everywhere else in the region, is cheap but eminently drinkable. She tried her coffee and it was still drinkable. I didn't particularly expect the beer to be drinkable, but I was interested to see. Moreover, the better restaurants, such as the Steak House, serve decent food and very drinkable wine. The upfront gooseberry aromas and flavours combine perfectly in this soft drinkable wine. As for the wines produced here, some of the reds, at least, are much better than merely drinkable. We decided to stick with the house white, a pleasant and eminently drinkable chardonnay that evening, and then headed into the food stations. This process also made the wines more drinkable in their youth. If you enjoy a night out with very drinkable drinks and a diverse crowd, Opal is the place to go. Finding drinkable Pinot Noir from New Zealand for under £ 6 is almost impossible. Almost perfect conditions ensured a good harvest and enabled makers to achieve very drinkable wines. The wine, poured from a very authentic vase-shaped glass container, was very drinkable. The house lager was, again, delicious, just a bit on the malty side, and perilously drinkable. I would highly recommend it - we had tapas with a very drinkable Rioja Crianza. Almost a liquid confection, this huge, fleshy wine, drinkable now, will still have appeal in five years. Utterly drinkable, it slips down your throat with a coolness that only a funny, foreign beer could provide.
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