coke float

kəʊk fləʊt

Definition

Definition of coke float - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

cola variation

scoop of ice cream in any cola drink

She loves making coke floats with cherry cola.
A coke float is a perfect summer treat.
They served coke floats at the party.

float

ice cream soda

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scoop of ice cream in any cola drink

Expressions with coke

rum and coke

cocktail made with rum and Coca-Cola

She ordered a rum and coke at the bar.

coke up

use cocaine or another drug

He would coke up before every performance.

coke oven gas

gas from coke production used in industry

Coke oven gas is used in steel manufacturing.

coke-oven

furnace used to produce coke from coal

The factory uses a coke-oven to convert coal into coke.

Expressions with float

float around

move gently in the air or water

Leaves float around in the pond.

dirty float

exchange rate system with government intervention

The country adopted a dirty float to stabilize its currency.

float a rumor

circulate a rumor without confirmation

She floated a rumor about the new policy changes at the meeting.

float an idea

suggest an idea to see reactions

She decided to float an idea during the meeting to gauge interest.

float on air

feel extremely happy or excited

She will float on air after hearing the good news.

float one's boat

make someone happy or satisfied

Reading books really floats her boat.

float someone's boat

interest or appeal to someone

Reading really floats her boat.

float with the current

go along with prevailing trends or opinions

She tends to float with the current in social situations.

dead man's float

floating face down in water, often used for survival

He used the dead man's float to rest in the lake.

float a trial balloon

test public opinion or reaction to an idea

The company floated a trial balloon to gauge interest in the new product.

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French:float au cola, ...
German:Cola mit Eis, ...
Italian:coca galleggiante, ...
Spanish:flotante de cola, ...
Portuguese:gelado com cola, ...
Chinese:可乐冰淇淋饮料, ...
Japanese:コークフロート, ...
Arabic:عصير كولا مع آيس كريم, ...
Hebrew:צִיפַּת קוֹלָה, ...
Russian:коктейль с колой, ...
Ukrainian:кока-кола з морозивом, ...
Hindi:कोक फ्लोट, ...
Bengali:কোক ফ্লোট, ...
Catalan:flotador de cola, ...
Czech:cola se zmrzlinou, ...
Danish:coca-cola med is, ...
Dutch:cola met ijs, ...
Greek:κόλα με παγωτό, ...
Hungarian:fagylaltos kóla, ...
Khmer:ភេសជ្ជៈកូឡាលាយការ៉េម, ...
Korean:콜라 플로트, ...
Persian:کولافلوت, ...
Polish:cola z lodami, ...
Portuguese (BR):refrigerante com sorvete, ...
Romanian:înghețată cu cola, ...
Swedish:cokefloat, ...
Thai:โคล่าลอย, ...
Turkish:kola dondurmalı içecek, ...
Vietnamese:kem nổi, ...

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