tap water

IPA/ˈtæp wɔːtə(r)/
IPA/ˈtæp wɔːtər/

tap water — 名詞

1. Water that comes through pipes from the local water company and flows out of a f

1.名詞A2
釋義

自來水

從水龍頭流出的水

Water that comes through pipes from the local water company and flows out of a faucet in a home, office, or other building. People drink it, cook with it, and use it for washing and cleaning.

例句

Hamza filled a glass with cold tap water from the kitchen faucet.

Hamza 從廚房水龍頭倒了一杯冷水自來水。

fill + tap water from [location]

Lakshmi always boils tap water before using it to make tea.

Lakshmi 泡茶前一定會把自來水煮開。

同義詞
  • faucet water

    used mainly in American English, less common than 'tap water'

  • city water

    informal, emphasises that the water comes from the municipal supply

  • mains water

    British English, emphasises the pipe network

反義詞
  • bottled water

    water sold in plastic or glass bottles

  • mineral water

    natural spring water that contains minerals, often sold in bottles

常見錯誤

❗ 'I prefer to drink tap water instead of the bottled one.' ✅ 'I prefer to drink tap water instead of bottled water.' — 'bottled water' is an uncountable noun, so 'the bottled one' is unnatural.