“fizz”可以造什么句，fizz造句
2、He started to fizz with enthusiasm.
4、Some alloys have a constant fizz coming off of them.
6、If the temperature is too high, the fizz.
8、Champagne doesn't fizz because of carbon dioxide? It fizzes because of dirt or dust.
10、Perhaps cheap fizz is just what depressed bankers need right now.
12、Drink juice instead of soda. Mix your favorite 100 percent fruit juices with club soda if you miss the fizz.
14、On the palate fine Bubbles burst and fizz, releasing beautiful fruit flavours and creating excitement in the mouth.
16、Several of Europe's housing markets are more overpriced, but have lost only a little of their fizz in the past year.
18、The fizz was in small clubs where quartets and quintets played live, and Col trane was lucky to be hired by two superb bandleaders and teachers, Miles Davis and The lonious Monk.
20、The Orange people tend to be younger and better educated, have a stronger sense of democracy, are keener to decentralise power and reduce the powers of the presidency, and have a better idea of the world outside and how to make a modern economy fizz.
3、There is plenty of fizz and sparkle in the show.
7、But despite sentiment turning against fizz, in some parts of the world it remains enormously popular.
11、You could hear the liquid fizz as she poured it out of the bottle.
15、After winning a strong mandate for change and a big majority in parliament, he started at the Elysée with characteristic fizz.
19、Come spring, when the ice melts, the methane bubbles pop and fizz in a spectacular release - but if anyone happens to light a match nearby, the masses of methane will ignite into a giant explosion.
5、Likewise, New World fizz producers use the same design.
13、The company is profiting by selling carbon dioxide to beverage companies to add fizz to their drinks.
1、Burton sipped his gin fizz.
17、The thing about puerile behaviour is that it wears the relationship out much soon and is responsible for taking the fizz out of the bond.
9、Is that an asset-price bubble or just the fizz of Dom Pérignon?
