| Plural | colas |
coca cola
coca cola
diet cola
diet cola
There was a cola by the side of the house.
Había una cola al lado de la casa.
Cola is a soft drink.
La cola es un refresco.
Coca-cola is a soft drink.
Coca-cola es un refresco.
Coca-Cola is very big in the West.
Coca-Cola es muy grande en Occidente.
The ingredients of Coca- Cola are a trade secret.
Los ingredientes de Coca-Cola son un secreto comercial.
The coco-cola frothed as it was poured out.
El coco-cola espumaba mientras se vertía.
You shouldn't drink too much cola.
No deberías beber demasiada cola.
Source: Jiangsu Yilin Edition Oxford Primary English (Level 3) Grade 6 Lower VolumeThis was a risky gambit for both cola rivals.
Esta fue una jugada arriesgada para ambos rivales de la cola.
Source: The Economist (Summary)The cola wars became a cultural phenomenon.
Las guerras de la cola se convirtieron en un fenómeno cultural.
Source: The Economist (Summary)How about a bottle of coca cola?
¿Qué tal una botella de coca cola?
Source: Grandparents' Vocabulary LessonYou got me a cola drink? - And.. a lemon-lime!
¿Me conseguiste una bebida de cola? - ¡Y.. un sabor limón-lima!
Source: Friends Season 9Oh, and I drank two big bottle of cola too.
Oh, y yo también bebí dos grandes botellas de cola.
Source: Shanghai Education Oxford Edition Junior High School English Grade Nine, Volume TwoFor lunch, I had six chicken wings and a cola.
Para el almuerzo, tuve seis alitas de pollo y una cola.
Source: Shanghai Education Oxford Edition Junior High School English Grade 9 Upper VolumeUnfortunately, in America, babies are not found in cola cans.
Desafortunadamente, en Estados Unidos, los bebés no se encuentran en latas de cola.
Source: Mary and Max Original SoundtrackYes, but life without chips, ice cream and coca cola is boring.
Sí, pero la vida sin papas fritas, helado y coca cola es aburrida.
Source: 100 Most Popular Conversational Topics for ForeignersAll right, some coffee for Mum, and some cola for me.
Bien, algo de café para mamá y algo de cola para mí.
Source: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press Junior Middle School Englishcoca cola
coca cola
diet cola
diet cola
There was a cola by the side of the house.
Había una cola al lado de la casa.
Cola is a soft drink.
La cola es un refresco.
Coca-cola is a soft drink.
Coca-cola es un refresco.
Coca-Cola is very big in the West.
Coca-Cola es muy grande en Occidente.
The ingredients of Coca- Cola are a trade secret.
Los ingredientes de Coca-Cola son un secreto comercial.
The coco-cola frothed as it was poured out.
El coco-cola espumaba mientras se vertía.
You shouldn't drink too much cola.
No deberías beber demasiada cola.
Source: Jiangsu Yilin Edition Oxford Primary English (Level 3) Grade 6 Lower VolumeThis was a risky gambit for both cola rivals.
Esta fue una jugada arriesgada para ambos rivales de la cola.
Source: The Economist (Summary)The cola wars became a cultural phenomenon.
Las guerras de la cola se convirtieron en un fenómeno cultural.
Source: The Economist (Summary)How about a bottle of coca cola?
¿Qué tal una botella de coca cola?
Source: Grandparents' Vocabulary LessonYou got me a cola drink? - And.. a lemon-lime!
¿Me conseguiste una bebida de cola? - ¡Y.. un sabor limón-lima!
Source: Friends Season 9Oh, and I drank two big bottle of cola too.
Oh, y yo también bebí dos grandes botellas de cola.
Source: Shanghai Education Oxford Edition Junior High School English Grade Nine, Volume TwoFor lunch, I had six chicken wings and a cola.
Para el almuerzo, tuve seis alitas de pollo y una cola.
Source: Shanghai Education Oxford Edition Junior High School English Grade 9 Upper VolumeUnfortunately, in America, babies are not found in cola cans.
Desafortunadamente, en Estados Unidos, los bebés no se encuentran en latas de cola.
Source: Mary and Max Original SoundtrackYes, but life without chips, ice cream and coca cola is boring.
Sí, pero la vida sin papas fritas, helado y coca cola es aburrida.
Source: 100 Most Popular Conversational Topics for ForeignersAll right, some coffee for Mum, and some cola for me.
Bien, algo de café para mamá y algo de cola para mí.
Source: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press Junior Middle School EnglishExplore frequently searched vocabulary
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