naturale
- noun
- /ˌnæʧəˈrɑːleɪ/
- Do you have any naturale options on the menu?
Examples
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In many Italian restaurants, you can order naturale if you prefer non-carbonated water.
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When the waiter asked, she requested naturale instead of sparkling water with her meal.
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The menu offered both naturale and frizzante, so he chose the still option.
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I ordered a bottle of naturale water with my meal.
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At the restaurant, I ordered a bottle of naturale water to accompany my meal.
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She prefers naturale sparkling water to the flavored options available.
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The menu clearly states that all drinks, except for the naturale option, are carbonated.
Synonyms
Water without bubbles that people drink from bottles
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Naturale on a menu is Italian for 'natural' and comes from the root natura, which means 'nature'. It means still, non-fizzy water, plain water as nature made it, so the origin fits the meaning of uncarbonated water.