drink Definition
- 1a liquid that is taken into the body through the mouth
- 2an alcoholic beverage
Using drink: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "drink" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I need a drink of water.
Example
Would you like a drink?
Example
He had too much to drink last night.
Example
She ordered a drink at the bar.
drink Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for drink
- beverage
- potable
- libation
Idioms Using drink
drink like a fish
to drink alcohol excessively
Example
He drank like a fish at the party last night.
drink someone under the table
to be able to drink more alcohol than someone else without becoming drunk
Example
She can drink anyone under the table.
drink to that
used to express agreement or approval of something that has been said
Example
A: I'm so glad it's Friday. B: Drink to that!
Phrases with drink
soft drink
a non-alcoholic beverage
Example
I'll have a soft drink, please.
energy drink
a beverage that contains caffeine and other stimulants, intended to provide a temporary boost in energy
Example
He drinks an energy drink every morning to help him wake up.
mixed drink
an alcoholic beverage made by mixing two or more ingredients
Example
The bartender made me a delicious mixed drink with vodka and cranberry juice.
Summary: drink in Brief
The term 'drink' [drɪŋk] refers to a liquid taken into the body through the mouth, including both non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages. Examples include 'I need a drink of water.' and 'She ordered a drink at the bar.' Idioms like 'drink like a fish' and 'drink to that' add color to conversations about drinking.
