drink
/drɪŋk/
noun
- A liquid that you can swallow; a beverage.
- Would you like a cold drink on this hot day?
- I ordered a drink with my meal at the restaurant.
- The store sells a variety of drinks, from soda to juice.
- An alcoholic beverage.
- He offered me a drink, but I declined.
- The bar serves both soft drinks and alcoholic drinks.
- She only has one drink at parties.
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verb
- To take a liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
- She drank her coffee slowly while reading the newspaper.
- The cat drinks milk from a small bowl every morning.
- Remember to drink plenty of water when you exercise.
- To consume alcohol, especially regularly or in large amounts.
- Some people drink to relax after a long week.
- They drank wine at the celebration dinner.
- He doesn't drink because he has to drive home.
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