NADA daiquiri
- noun
- She ordered a NADA daiquiri at the bar so she could enjoy the taste without the alcohol.
Examples
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The restaurant's NADA daiquiri was just as refreshing as the classic version.
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Can I have a NADA daiquiri with mango?
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At the party, many guests chose a NADA daiquiri for a fun, alcohol-free option.
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I ordered a NADA daiquiri at the beach bar.
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At the party, many guests chose a NADA daiquiri for a fun, alcohol-free option.
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She ordered a NADA daiquiri at the bar so she could enjoy the taste without the alcohol.
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The restaurant's NADA daiquiri was just as refreshing as the classic version.
Synonyms
A sweet drink made from fruit juice mixed with water and often added sugar
A sweet cold drink made from fruit juice
Surface Forms
Morphology
nada + daiquiri
The phrase transparently combines a negator 'nada' (none/without) with the drink name 'daiquiri', so a learner who knows both words can infer it means a daiquiri without the usual alcoholic ingredient. This follows a common compositional pattern (negator + noun = non-<noun> variant) and is therefore immediately comprehensible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
NADA daiquiri comes from the Spanish word nada meaning 'nothing' and the drink daiquiri. So a NADA daiquiri is a daiquiri with 'no alcohol', usually made with fruit juice, and that is why the name means 'non-alcoholic'.