液體冒泡，以及那個聲音
這一族就是核心畫面本身，只差在一個當動作講、一個當東西講。
verb · B2
If a drink or another liquid fizzes, a lot of tiny gas bubbles rise through it and burst, making a soft, continuous hissing sound.
冒泡；滋滋作響
核心畫面
You can think of fizz as one small event repeated thousands of times: a bubble climbs, reaches the surface and breaks. One bubble alone would be silent. Thousands together make a thin, steady , and that is inside the word itself. Every use of fizz keeps some part of that picture: the bubbles you see, the sound you hear, the drink that is full of both, or something moving so fast that the air as it passes.
fizz 可以想成一件很小的事，重複了幾千次：一顆氣泡往上爬，到了表面破掉。只有一顆的話是沒有聲音的。幾千顆一起，就…更多收起
fizz 可以想成一件很小的事，重複了幾千次：一顆氣泡往上爬，到了表面破掉。只有一顆的話是沒有聲音的。幾千顆一起，就變成細細的、不停的「嘶——」，而這個聲音就住在字音裡面。fizz 的每個用法都留著這幅畫的一部分：你看到的泡泡、你聽到的聲音、整杯都是泡泡的那種酒，或是快到讓空氣發出嘶聲的東西。From the word’s history
The source marks fizz as onomatopoeia — a word made out of the sound it names. That is why the picture and the pronunciation match so closely: the long z at the end is itself a hiss.
資料把 fizz 標成擬聲字（onomatopoeia），也就是照著聲音造出來的字。所以畫面和讀音幾乎重疊：字尾拖長的 z，本身就是那個嘶聲。
Wiktionary (kaikki snapshot 3f6f69a190036ae4), fizz noun/verb entries, etymology_text: "Onomatopoeia."
Three branches
用泡泡來叫那種酒
倒進杯子裡最搶眼的就是滿杯氣泡，於是泡泡的名字被拿來當酒的名字。
noun · C1
Champagne. This is an informal British word for it, used most often when people are celebrating something.
香檳
快到讓空氣發出嘶聲
這一族把核心畫面裡的「聲音」單獨抽出來，換到會飛的東西身上。
verb · C1
To fly through the air very fast, often with a hissing sound; you can also fizz a ball or a shot somewhere, meaning you send it flying like that. It is used mostly in sports reports.
疾射；呼嘯而過