drink

drink
driŋk
1. past tense - drank; verb
1) (to swallow (a liquid): She drank a pint of water; He drank from a bottle.) beber, tomar
2) (to take alcoholic liquids, especially in too great a quantity.) beber

2. noun
1) ((an act of drinking) a liquid suitable for swallowing: He had/took a drink of water; Lemonade is a refreshing drink.) bebida
2) ((a glassful etc of) alcoholic liquor: He likes a drink when he returns home from work; Have we any drink in the house?) bebida, copa
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- drink to / drink to the health of
- drink to / drink the health of
- drink up
drink1 n
1. bebida
a new fruit drink una nueva bebida de frutas
can I have a drink? ¿puedo beber algo?
2. trago
a drink of tea un trago de té
drink2 vb beber
can I have something to drink? ¿puedo beber algo?
he drank some water bebió agua
El pasado de drink es drank y el participio pasado es drunk
drink
tr[drɪŋk]
noun
1 (gen, alcohol) bebida; (alcoholic drink) copa, trago; (soft drink) refresco
■ let's go for a drink! ¡vamos a tomar algo!, ¡vamos a tomar una copa!
■ would you like a drink? ¿quieres tomar algo?
■ we just had one drink sólo tomamos una (copa)
■ I want a drink of water quiero (beber) agua
■ she has a drink problem tiene problemas con la bebida
transitive verb (pt drank tr[draŋk] , pp drunk tr[drʌŋk] )
1 (gen) beber, tomar
■ you haven't drunk your tea no te has bebido el té
■ what do you want to drink? ¿qué quieres beber?, ¿qué quieres tomar?
intransitive verb
1 beber
■ she doesn't drink (alcohol) no bebe (alcohol)
■ don't drink and drive si bebes, no conduzcas
noun the drink
1 familiar (the sea) el mar, la mar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to drink a toast to somebody brindar por alguien
to drink like a fish beber como un cosaco, beber como una esponja
to drink oneself into a stupor ponerse como una cuba, beber hasta perder el conocimiento
to drink oneself to death matar a uno la bebida
to drive somebody to drink empujar a alguien a la bebida
to drink somebody under the table aguantar más bebiendo que alguien
to drink to something/somebody brindar por algo/alguien
to have something to drink tomar(se) algo
drink ['drɪŋk] v, drank ['dræŋk] ; drunk ['drʌŋk] or drank ; drinking vt
1) imbibe: beber, tomar
2)
to drink up absorb: absorber
drink vi
1) : beber
2) : beber alcohol, tomar
drink n
1) : bebida f
2) : bebida f alcohólica
drink
n.
• beber s.m.
• bebida s.f.
• bebido s.m.
• trago s.m.
• trinquis s.m.
v.
(§ p.,p.p.: drank, drunk) = beber v.
• chupar v.
• copear v.
drɪŋk
I
noun
1) u
a) (any liquid) bebida f
b) (alcohol) bebida f

to drive somebody/to take to drink — llevar a alguien/darse* a la bebida

2) c
a) (amount drunk, served, sold)

have a drink of water/milk — bebe or (esp AmL) toma un poco de agua/leche

b) (alcoholic) copa f, trago m (fam)

to have a drink — tomar una copa

the drinks are on me! — yo invito!


II
1.
(past drank; past p drunk) transitive verb beber, tomar (esp AmL)

give me something to drink — dame algo de beber or (esp AmL) para tomar


2.
v refl

he drank himself to death — lo mató la bebida


3.
vi
1) (swallow) beber, tomar (esp AmL)
2)
a) (consume alcohol) beber, tomar (AmL)

I don't drink — no bebo, no tomo (alcohol) (AmL)

b) (toast)

to drink TO somebody — brindar por alguien

I'll drink to that! — brindo por que así sea!

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Phrasal Verbs:
[drɪŋk] (vb: pt drank) (pp drunk)
1. N
1) (=liquid to drink) bebida f

there's food and drink in the kitchen — hay comida y bebidas en la cocina, hay cosas de comer y de beber en la cocina

have you got drinks for the children? — ¿habéis traído algo para que beban los niños?

I need a drink of water — necesito un poco de agua

• cold drinks — (non-alcoholic) refrescos mpl

• to give sb a drink — darle algo de beber a algn

• can I have a drink? — ¿me podrías dar algo de beber or (LAm) tomar?

• hot drinks will be available — se servirá café y té

I felt better after a hot drink — me sentía mejor después de beber algo caliente

meat 1., 1), soft 2.
2) (=glass of alcohol) copa f , trago m

• to go (out) for a drink — salir a tomar algo, salir a tomar una copa

they've asked us round for drinks — nos han invitado a su casa a tomar algo or a tomar unas copas

• to have a drink — tomar algo

we had a drink or two — tomamos unas copas or unos tragos

drive 2., 7)
3) (=alcoholic liquor) alcohol m , bebida f

he's given up drink — ha dejado de beber, ha dejado el alcohol or la bebida

• he has a drink problem — tiene problemas con el alcohol or la bebida

• to take to drink — darse a la bebida

worse 1.
4)

the drink * — (=the water) (gen) el agua; (=sea) el mar

2.
VT beber, tomar (esp LAm)

would you like something to drink? — ¿quieres tomar algo?

• in the end he drank himself to death — al final la bebida lo llevó a la tumba

• this coffee isn't fit to drink — este café no se puede beber

• to drink sb's health — brindar por la salud de algn

• we drank ourselves into a stupor — bebimos hasta perder el sentido

• to drink sb under the table * — darle cien vueltas a algn bebiendo

• to drink a toast to sth/sb — brindar por algo/algn

3. VI
1) (=imbibe liquid) beber

• to drink from the bottle — beber de la botella

• to drink out of paper cups — beber en vasos de plástico

2) (=imbibe alcohol) beber, tomar (LAm)

he doesn't drink — no bebe (alcohol), no toma (alcohol) (esp LAm)

• don't drink and drive — si bebes, no conduzcas

• he drinks like a fish — bebe como una esponja

• to drink to sth/sb — brindar por algo/algn

4.
CPD

drink driver N — (Brit) conductor(a) m / f en estado de embriaguez

a campaign against drink drivers — una campaña contra los que beben y conducen

drink problem N —

• to have a drink problem — tener un problema con la bebida

drinks cabinet N — mueble m bar

drinks party N — cóctel m

* * *
[drɪŋk]
I
noun
1) u
a) (any liquid) bebida f
b) (alcohol) bebida f

to drive somebody/to take to drink — llevar a alguien/darse* a la bebida

2) c
a) (amount drunk, served, sold)

have a drink of water/milk — bebe or (esp AmL) toma un poco de agua/leche

b) (alcoholic) copa f, trago m (fam)

to have a drink — tomar una copa

the drinks are on me! — yo invito!


II
1.
(past drank; past p drunk) transitive verb beber, tomar (esp AmL)

give me something to drink — dame algo de beber or (esp AmL) para tomar


2.
v refl

he drank himself to death — lo mató la bebida


3.
vi
1) (swallow) beber, tomar (esp AmL)
2)
a) (consume alcohol) beber, tomar (AmL)

I don't drink — no bebo, no tomo (alcohol) (AmL)

b) (toast)

to drink TO somebody — brindar por alguien

I'll drink to that! — brindo por que así sea!

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