The markings on a Starbucks cup represent caffeine, espresso portion, syrup, milk, customization requirements, and drink type. The specific meanings are as follows:\x0d\ The first line of Decaf, stands for decaffeinated. Starbucks provides decaffeinated beans to make coffee, and usually if a customer requests decaf, they will mark it with an X on it. \Shot in the second line refers to the number of servings of espresso. Espresso is the core of Starbucks coffee drinks, heavy taste guests can ask to join, want to choose a few servings can be, usually a 4 dollars, to add a few more servings on this column marked with a number. \x0d\ third line of Syrup, refers to syrup. This column is for sweet or less sweet customers, fill in this column with the number and the abbreviation of the syrup you want, the barista will know how much syrup to add to the cup of coffee. \x0d\ fourth line Milk is milk, Starbucks has three different milks to choose from, cow's milk, skim milk, and soy milk. \x0d\ fifth line Custom, is the customer customization, similar to how much ice, room temperature high temperature, how much powder, how much milk froth, in addition to some customers will request to add sugar water package milk ball and other customized drinks. \x0d\ sixth line Drink, represents the type of drink. This column is a required item that determines what kind of drink it is. Starbucks takes the initials of so drinks, latte American matcha latte and other types. \x0d\ more about what the markings on the Starbucks cup mean, go to: /ask/41c0d61615824271.html?zd to see more content