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Meaning drink meaning

What does drink mean?
Definitions in simple English

drink Noun

— A drink is a liquid that you take in through your mouth. He served her a hot drink and some cake.

drink Verb

— If you drink something, usually a liquid, you take it in through your mouth. I drink coffee in the morning.

drink

— verb take in liquids The patient must drink several liters each day The children like to drink soda — noun a single serving of a beverage I asked for a hot drink likes a drink before dinner — verb consume alcohol We were up drinking all night — noun (= drinking) the act of drinking alcoholic beverages to excess drink was his downfall — noun (= beverage) any liquid suitable for drinking may I take your beverage order? — verb (= toast) propose a toast to Let us toast the birthday girl! Let's drink to the New Year — verb (= drink in) be fascinated or spell-bound by; pay close attention to The mother drinks in every word of her son on the stage — verb drink excessive amounts of alcohol; be an alcoholic The husband drinks and beats his wife — noun any large deep body of water he jumped into the drink and had to be rescued — noun (= swallow) the act of swallowing one swallow of the liquid was enough he took a drink of his beer and smacked his lips

Synonyms drink synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as drink?

drink English » English

beverage eat swallow sip consume gulp suck imbibe booze quaff smoke liquor guzzle drinking water toast take potable fuddle tipple potation liquid knock back enjoy drinkable wassail swig spirits salute potion lick juice give a drink to food drink in deglutition bevvy alcohol absorb uvula tope taste swill soak slurp shot refreshment pledge meal ligule

Topics drink topics

What do people use drink to talk about?
Daily life Food Eat

Drink
Daily life Food Types of food Alcoholic beverage

Drunk
Person Healthy Treat disease

Medicine
Daily life Food Types of food

Beverage

  • What general words refer to things people drink?
    beverage drink
Daily life Food Eat

Fast, not eat
Work and occupation Work Method Use

Use up

Conjugation drink conjugation

How do you conjugate drink?

drink · verb

Examples drink examples

How do I use drink in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Would you like something to drink?
You drink tea.
What will you have to drink?
What would you like to drink?
May I have something to drink?
Would you like to drink anything?
I feel like a drink.
I don't drink much beer.
You drink too much coffee.
I am thirsty. Please give me something cold to drink.
I was very thirsty and I wanted to drink something cold.
I want to drink some water.
I used to drink beer.
Stop asking me for a drink! Go get it yourself.
Food and drink were served in such profusion at the wedding that the bride and groom began to wonder if they should not have invited more guests.
I went to drink a beer with friends.
Will you drink wine instead of milk?
Please drink the beer before it goes flat.
You can not drink the seawater, for it is too salty.
In summer it is essential to drink lots of water when we sweat.
Let's drink a toast to our friends!
I want something cold to drink.
I want to drink something cold.

Movie subtitles

Drink water.
I drink anywhere, but I do my study-drinking here.
I could go home and drink some mouthwash.
Can I get you a drink?
Drink a glass of water.
I'm sorry, I, um, I needed somewhere to drink, and I thought, I thought you'd be at school.
It's this really exotic drink called the gin and tonic.
Do you want to, like, I don't know, go to another bar, get a drink, or hang out at my place, or.
We weren't, but then you pointed out we had all those beers, and Barry said we should drink them.
Since when do you drink or gamble?
He wants me to come over, have a drink with him.
Why don't you come in, get a drink, and I'll grab it for you.
You'll be needing a drink.
Drink!
Tell him to drink a lot. Boiled water.
Tell him children have to drink a lot.
Drink some every 2 hours.
Want something to drink?
We can have a drink.
Thanks but I don't drink.
I mean, y-you're stuck, man, bad. You drink too much.
I used to be so wound up, I couldn't sleep at night and then I started to drink this and it gave me calm.
Eddie, you had too much to drink. Mr. Lane, you're having an adverse reaction to the alcohol you've ingested.
Give me something to drink!
But as you have greatly sinned, we condemn you. to perpetual imprisonment, to eat the bread of sorrow and drink the water of anguish.
I was at the bar, having a drink with a friend, Flamberger.
A drink from time to time takes the edge off.
I was having a drink with Flamberger.
They kept him in a hideout, and brought him bottles of water, and all he did was drink and eat asparagus.
Enjoy your drink.
Can I have a drink, please?
Have a drink.
Let's. just find a table at a cafeteria and have a drink.
Why would you come crying to me to buy you a drink at a time like this?
Is that so? When I'm drink, occasionally, very occasionally, I become another person, or another thing.

News and current affairs

One-quarter of China's people drink substandard water; one-third of urbanites breathe badly polluted air.
Our bodies simply cannot synthesize many essential compounds, so our health partly depends on what we eat and drink.
To paraphrase Keynes, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.
Economic and social globalization does produce superficial similarities in T-shirt logos and soft drink brands, but an underlying cultural diversity will remain.
First, it is becoming apparent that many health problems are self-induced: too much unhealthy food and drink, too much smoking, too little sleep or exercise.
Perhaps you resolved to get fit, to lose weight, to save more money, or to drink less alcohol.
In September, the reservoirs in China's Henan province dried up, leaving crops to shrivel and forcing some residents to drink from puddles on the ground.
Well, obviously Gatorade and Powerade would like us to drink more of their products, and getting us to gulp more than we would naturally like seems like a brilliant marketing move.
Beach, bar --all plus, juice, gin, drink.
A glass that is half-full to some people, is half-empty to others; but from the half-full half, you can drink, whereas with the empty half you cannot do much (except try to fill it)!
This was first demonstrated in the 1960's, when Guatemalan researchers gave children in two randomly selected villages a nutritious porridge each day, and a much less nutritious fruit drink to children in two other villages.
People dance around, drink heavily, and prepare for a monstrous feast.
The booms in these markets can be traced substantially to the growth of the idea that one should always continually hold as many of these assets as possible, just as that you should drink green tea or eat dark chocolate every day for antioxidants.
We should all drink to that.
Health problems may take you to a clinic, but many of them start with how you behave at home - what you eat and drink, whether you smoke or exercise or sleep enough, etc.
If this conversation is taking place at a cocktail party, at this point you would be well advised to ask for another drink.
These nasty creatures dig their fangs into the linings of the intestines in order to drink blood and lacerated flesh.
But it is far from clear whether the proverbial horse led to water will actually drink.
In 2012, she had a drink in a bar and agreed to a ride home with a man she had met; when she entered the car, four other men piled in.
Everyone thinks of the horse that can be led to water, but cannot be made to drink.
You can lead a horse to liquidity, but you can't make it drink.

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