Translation
lemonade
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Word origin
From limon ('lemon') with the suffix -ade, from Old French limon, of Arabic origin (laymun) via Persian. English 'lemonade' comes from the French.
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- limon
- English cognates
- lemon, lemonade
Grammar
Examples
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I would like a nice cold lemonade, please.
France, gazeuse sucrée.
In France, limonade is a fizzy, sweet drink.
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The children are selling lemonade in front of the house.
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She makes homemade lemonade with lemons and honey.
nappe.
He spilled his lemonade on the tablecloth.
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limonade: worksheet, infographic and listicle
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