Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Mar 4, 2005 16:29
19 yrs ago
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German term
gespritzt
German to English
Other
Food & Drink
For soft drinks label:
eg Limonade gespritzt
Johannisbeere gespritzt
eg Limonade gespritzt
Johannisbeere gespritzt
Proposed translations
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3 +8 | sparkling | Claire Cox |
3 +2 | fizzy | Edith Kelly |
Proposed translations
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sparkling
Slightly more ad-speak - depends whether it's part of the list of ingredients or the actual title of the drink - which case Sparkling blackcurrant maybe sounds better, otherwise I'd go with Jeff's carbonated
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JeffFish (X)
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Thanks Jeff
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Natalie Chandler
: sounds a tad more upmarket than fizzy, which could sound rather on the gassy side
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Thanks Natalie
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margarete
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Thanks Ariane
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Nick Somers (X)
: The Austrian faction agrees. Course, if you go to a Heurige and ask for weiss g'spritzt you'll get something a little more alcoholic
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Thanks Nick - the alcoholic version is beginning to sound very tempting after a long day at the keyboard...
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Bjørn Anthun
: http://www.wissensnetz.de/lexikon/wiki,index,goto,Gespritzte...
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Thanks Renate
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Ian M-H (X)
42 mins
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Thanks Ian
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rangepost
5 hrs
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Thanks
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Susanne Rindlisbacher
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Thanks Susanne
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fizzy
could it mean fizzy here? Or.. more context needed.
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Note added at 3 mins (2005-03-04 16:33:02 GMT)
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It could also mean: with a zest of ....?
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Note added at 3 mins (2005-03-04 16:33:02 GMT)
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It could also mean: with a zest of ....?
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JeffFish (X)
: or "carbonated" perhaps; ADD: Edith has it. The Apfelsaftschorle (apple juice spritzer) is Apfel g'spritzt in Austria
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Thanks, that's a wee bit technical.
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Susanne Rindlisbacher
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