vodka

noun (vodka, vodkas)

«vodka» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Vodka is a strong, clear alcoholic drink, first made in Russia and Poland, from grain or potatoes. tree →

In the lessons

An adult drink. In health and safety lessons alcohol like vodka is not for children; it can make people very ill. In stories it may show a setting in Eastern Europe or an adult party. In science, alcohol is a liquid that evaporates easily.

Examples

Vodka is a strong alcoholic drink for adults only. tree →
It looks like water, but vodka is alcohol. tree →
Children must never drink vodka or any alcohol. tree →
The bottle of vodka was locked in a cupboard. tree →
Vodka is made from grain or potatoes. tree →
Alcohol like vodka can be very dangerous for young people. tree →

Note

Usually uncountable («some vodka»); «a vodka» means a glass of it. Safety: clear liquids are not always water; never drink from an unknown bottle. Legal drinking age is adult only.

On Mova

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