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carbonation system

carbonation system

6.5
A machine that adds gas to drinks to make them fizzy
  • noun
  • /ˌkɑːrbəˈneɪʃən ˈsɪstəm/
  • Specialized
translation icon : sistema de carbonatación
  • The soft drink factory installed a new carbonation system to increase production efficiency.

Examples

  • Upgrading the carbonation system helped the brewery achieve consistent bubbles in every batch.

  • Routine maintenance is essential to keep the carbonation system operating at optimal levels.

  • The new carbonation system has improved our beverage production.

  • Can you explain how the carbonation system works?

  • The soft drink factory installed a new carbonation system to increase production efficiency.

  • Upgrading the carbonation system helped the brewery achieve consistent bubbles in every batch.

  • Routine maintenance is essential to keep the carbonation system operating at optimal levels.

Synonyms

carbonator
vscarbonation system
  • Specialized
6.2

A machine that adds carbon dioxide to water or drinks to make them fizzy

is an automated system built for high-volume production rather than one device
soda carbonator
vscarbonation system
  • Specialized
3.9

A device that adds gas to water to make it fizzy

is an integrated automated system for high-volume output rather than a single device
soda maker
vscarbonation system
2.9

A machine that adds gas to water or drinks to make them fizzy

is designed as a large automated system for continuous high-volume carbonation

How Large

carbonation system
  • Specialized
6.5
carbonator
  • Specialized
6.2
siphon
1 5.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

carbonation + system

The phrase is a straightforward noun-noun compound: 'carbonation' (the process of adding CO2) combined with 'system' (a set of interacting components) yields a system for performing carbonation. This compositional pattern is regular and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents can reliably infer the meaning.

Etymology

Carbonation system comes from the plain image of adding 'carbon' gas into a drink. The carbonation part means making bubbles and the system part is the group of machines and pipes that do it, so the phrase means the set of machines that make drinks 'fizzy'.