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nước chanh

Pronunciation Northern /nɨək˧˥ ʨajŋ˧˧/ Central /nɨə̰k˩˧ ʨan˧˥/ Southern /nɨək˧˥ ʨan˧˧/
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Noun
lemonade
Noun
limeade

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Meaning
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lemonade

Noun · 1 senses
Sense 1 Noun
lemonade; lemon juice BeveragesTheme DrinksTag

A drink made from the juice of lemons, often mixed with water and sugar.

vi Tôi thích uống một ly nước chanh mát lạnh.

en I like to drink a glass of cold lemonade.

limeade

Noun · 1 senses
Sense 1 Noun
limeade; lime juice

A refreshing beverage prepared using the juice of limes mixed with water.

vi Uống một ly nước chanh giúp giải nhiệt rất tốt vào mùa hè.

en Drinking a glass of limeade helps cool down very well in the summer.

Parts
nước / chanh
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Similar
quả chanh / trà chanh / lanh chanh / kẹo chanh …
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Use
nhà nước / đất nước / nước ép / nước ngọt …
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