than cốc
/kəʊk//kəʊk/The word "Coke" has a rich history that dates back to the early 19th century. The term originated from Dr. John Pemberton, a pharmacist in Atlanta, Georgia, who developed a tonic called "Pemberton's French Wine Cathartic" in 1886. The drink was marketed as a "brain tonic and intellectual beverage" that could cure headaches and relieve fatigue. Later, Pemberton added carbonated water to the drink, and it became known as "Coca-Cola," a name that was supposedly inspired by two of its ingredients: coca leaves and kola nuts. The name was later shortened to simply "Coke" in informal contexts, particularly in the United States. Today, "Coke" is a widely recognized brand name and a cultural icon, symbolizing a refreshing and iconic beverage.
cocaine (= a powerful drug that some people take illegally for pleasure and can become addicted to. Doctors sometimes use it as an anaesthetic.)
cocaine (= một loại thuốc mạnh mà một số người sử dụng bất hợp pháp để giải trí và có thể bị nghiện. Đôi khi bác sĩ sử dụng nó như một loại thuốc gây mê.)
a black substance that is produced from coal and burnt to provide heat
một chất màu đen được tạo ra từ than và đốt cháy để cung cấp nhiệt
