Was heißt »mi­ne­ra­lisch« auf Englisch?

Englische Beispielsätze

• He's juggling three full bottles of mineral water which, as you might imagine, is not easy.

• He's juggling three full bottles of mineral water, which is difficult, as might be imagined.

• A large bottle of mineral water, please.

• A bottle of cold mineral water would do nicely now.

• Tom doesn't know what tap water tastes like; he only ever drinks mineral water.

• "What can I get you to drink?" "A mineral water for me, please." "And for the lady?" "I'd like a wheat beer, please."

• "Would you like anything to drink? Orange juice?" "No, I'll have mineral water."

• I always carry mineral water with me.

• Please bring us a bottle of mineral water.

• I will have mineral water.

• Do you sell mineral water?

• "Shall I get you a pint?" "No, I'd better have mineral water."

• Calcium is an essential mineral for the human body.

• Natural mineral water contains calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium as well as nitrate.

• Do you drink mineral water with ice cubes?

• Tom ordered mineral water.

• Is it an animal? Is it a plant? Is it a mineral? Is it a thing? Is it something immaterial?

• Generally, mineral water is more expensive than tap water.

• Water and mineral salts are inorganic substances.

• If there were fruit juices, iced mineral water and hot teas to choose from, I would be even happier.