drank US
dræŋk
See also: drunk (UK)
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Definition of drank - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

intoxicationRareSlangUSintoxicated by alcoholRareSlangUS
  • He was completely drank after the party.
  • She felt drank after just two drinks.
  • They were all drank by midnight.
inebriated sloshed tipsy
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Expressions with drank

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consume all drinks available in a pub until none remain
They drank the pub dry during the celebration.
recreational drug made from cough syrup and soda
He was caught with a bottle of purple drank.

Origin of drank

Old English, drincan (to drink)

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drank heavily
having consumed a drink in large gulps

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  1. French:ivre, ...
  2. German:betrunken, ...
  3. Italian:sbronzo, ...
  4. Spanish:borracho, ...
  5. Portuguese:bêbado, ...
  6. Chinese:醉酒的, ...
  7. Japanese:泥酔した, ...
  8. Arabic:سَكْرَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁכּוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:в стельку пьяный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:п'яний, ...
  12. Hindi:नशे में, ...
drink
drɪŋk
drunk

Definition of drink - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
consumptiontr./intr.consume a liquid through the mouthtr./intr.
  • She drinks water every morning.
gulp quaff sip
2.
alcoholtr./intr.consume alcoholic beveragestr./intr.
  • He drinks at the bar every Friday.
guzzle imbibe sip

Noun

1.
beveragesingle serving of a beverage
  • Can I get you a drink?
beverage libation
2.
drinkliquid suitable for drinking
  • She poured herself a drink from the pitcher.
beverage drinkable
3.
alcoholalcoholic beverages in general
  • He decided to give up drink for a month.
booze liquor spirits
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Images of drink

  • drink: single serving of a beverage
    single serving of a beverage
  • drink: liquid suitable for drinking
    liquid suitable for drinking

Expressions with drink

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consume a liquid completely in one go
He decided to drink down the entire glass of water.
consume a drink completely in one go
He dared me to drink off the entire glass.
finish one's drink completely
He was told to drink up before leaving.
consume alcohol to forget problems
He tried to drink away his sorrows after the breakup.
wanting a drink very much because of thirst or desire
I'm dying for a drink after that long run!
require a beverage to quench thirst
After the run, I really need a drink.

Origin of drink

Old English, drincan (to drink)

Examples of drink in a sentence

  • They drink juice with breakfast every day.
  • She doesn't drink during the weekdays.
  • They drink together at family gatherings.
  • Dry soil drinks the rain quickly.
  • The towel drank up the water.
  • We drink to new beginnings every year.

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  1. French:boire, verre, ...
  2. German:trinken, Getränk, ...
  3. Italian:bere, bevanda, ...
  4. Spanish:beber, bebida, ...
  5. Portuguese:beber, bebida, ...
  6. Chinese:喝, 饮料, ...
  7. Japanese:飲む, 飲み物, ...
  8. Arabic:شَرِبَ, مَشْرُوب, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִשְׁתּוֹת, מַשְׁקֶה, ...
  10. Russian:пить, напиток, ...
  11. Ukrainian:пити, напій, ...
  12. Hindi:पीना, पेय, ...
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