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refresco
soda
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A cold drink you have to cool off, most often a soda
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refresh
to cool down and revive
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noun suffix
Refresco means soda and is the English word refresh0 turned into a noun, since it's the cold drink you reach for to refresh yourself.
refresco
soda, soft drink, pop
A soda pop, like a Coke or a Fanta.
Pedí una hamburguesa con papas y un refrescoI ordered a hamburger with fries and a soda
En mi casa solo tomamos refresco los domingosAt my house we only drink soft drinks on Sundays
refreshment, drink (any cold drink)
A cold, non-alcoholic drink offered to a guest or served at a gathering.
La anfitriona ofreció un refresco a cada invitado que llegabaThe hostess offered a refreshment to each guest who arrived
¿Te traigo un refresco? Hace muchísimo calor afueraShall I bring you a drink? It's incredibly hot outside
de refresco
fresh, replacement (brought in to relieve others)
Describes people or animals brought in to take over from ones that are worn out. The new arrivals are the cool, rested ones, so they can keep the work going.
Enviaron tropas de refresco al frenteThey sent fresh troops to the front
El entrenador metió jugadores de refresco en el segundo tiempoThe coach put in replacement players in the second half