🇬🇧 Milkshake meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A milkshake is a sweet, icy-cold drink made by blending milk and ice cream together with a flavor, like chocolate, strawberry, or vanilla, until it is smooth and creamy. People usually drink milkshakes with a straw, and they can be topped with things like whipped cream, sprinkles, or cherries. Milkshakes are often enjoyed as a special treat or dessert, especially on hot days.

Grandpa said he’d just taste my milkshake, and then somehow half the glass mysteriously disappeared.

When I shook my milkshake, my mom said, “That’s not why they call it that.”

Dad said he didn’t want dessert, then asked if he could just hold my milkshake for a while.

I spilled my milkshake, and the dog volunteered as the official cleanup crew.

I put a cherry on top of my milkshake, and my sister immediately promoted herself to Cherry Inspector.

At the small shop a boy asks for a milkshake. The man puts milk and ice cream in a cup and mixes. A milkshake is ready. He pours the milkshake into a big glass and puts a straw. The boy drinks the milkshake, cold and sweet. He loves the milkshake and gives a sip to his friend. They both smile.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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