englishing.app
Interface Language
EN English BN বাংলা HI हिन्दी ES Español FR Français DE Deutsch RU Русский ZH 简体中文 JA 日本語
Content Language
Same as website language EN English BN Bengali HI Hindi ES Spanish FR French DE German RU Russian ZH Chinese JA Japanese
Login
Home Courses Vocabularies PDF Videos

🥤drink

verb, noun
/drɪŋk/
drill drinking
drink definition card — visual illustration of the meaning drink synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison drink collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to take liquid into the mouth and swallow; a beverage
to take liquid into the mouth and swallow it
to swallow liquid; to consume beverages

Example Sentences

She likes to drink a glass of water before bed.

I drink water every morning.

You should drink plenty of water daily.

Example Expressions

drink like a fish

Synonyms

sip, gulp, swallow, beverage, refreshment, consume
Entry 1
sip, gulp, swallow, beverage, refreshment
Entry 2
consume, sip, gulp, swallow
Entry 3
sip, gulp, consume, swallow

Antonyms

eat, abstain, spit out, refuse, avoid
Entry 1
eat, abstain
Entry 2
spit out, refuse, abstain
Entry 3
spit out, refuse, avoid

Collocations

drink water, drink alcohol, soft drink, energy drink, drink coffee, drink tea, drink milk, drink slowly, drink plenty, drink heavily
Entry 1
drink water, drink alcohol, soft drink, energy drink
Entry 2
drink water, drink coffee, drink alcohol, drink tea, drink milk
Entry 3
drink water, drink slowly, drink plenty, drink heavily

More Example Sentences

What drinks did you take at noon?

She drinks a glass of milk at 9 pm.

The first thing I do is drink water.

I think there is a problem with the drink.

Could you bring us the drinks menu, please?

Hot or cold, which do you like for your drink?

I drink my coffee after finishing my morning walk.

At the recess he drinks juice and plays with his friends.

I'm sorry I have to say this but there is hair in my drink.

One who takes coffee knows how drinking coffee is suitable to stay awake.

Related Articles

Related Vocabularies

fluster

to make someone agitated or confused

dislike

to feel distaste or aversion for someone or something; a feeling of aversion

resume

to begin again after a pause; or a summary of one’s qualifications and work experience

hamper

to prevent or slow down the progress of something; also, a basket with a lid, typically for laundry.

discredit

To harm the reputation of someone or something; loss of respect or credibility.

muster

to gather people, especially soldiers; to summon courage or strength

Explore More

All Vocabularies