champagne

Compared meaning: champagne, the sparkling wine (noun).

比较义项：香槟酒（名词）。

• champagne 本词

  The neutral, standard term for the wine; used in formal, written or polite contexts such as invitations, menus and toasts, with no special tone.

  香槟酒的中性、标准说法；用于正式、书面或礼貌场合（请柬、菜单、祝酒词），不带特殊语气。

  The hotel served champagne at the elegant anniversary dinner.

  酒店在优雅的周年晚宴上供应了香槟酒。

• bubbly

  An informal, playful nickname for champagne, common in casual spoken English; not used in formal writing. As an adjective it separately means 'cheerful', a sense not compared here.

  香槟酒的非正式、俏皮说法，常见于随意的口语英语中，不用于正式书面语。作为形容词时另有“活泼开朗”之意，这里不作比较。

  She grabbed some bubbly from the fridge for the party.

  她从冰箱里拿出些香槟酒准备开派对。

Champagne and bubbly both mean this sparkling wine. Champagne is the neutral, standard word, used in formal or polite writing, like invitations or toasts. Bubbly is an informal, playful nickname used in casual speech, not formal writing. Bubbly can also mean 'cheerful'; not compared.

这两个词在这一义项上都指“香槟酒”，语域不同：champagne是中性、正式的标准说法，bubbly是随意、俏皮的口语说法，常见于非正式场合。另外，bubbly作形容词时还有“性格活泼开朗”的意思，这里不比较该义项。