drink
drink
(past drank ; past participle drunk )
[with obj.]
drink and drive
drinkable
adjective
语源
(past drank ; past participle drunk )
[with obj.]
- take (a liquid) into the mouth and swallow
喝，饮
we sat by the fire, drinking our tea.
我们坐在炉火边，喝着茶。
[no obj.]he drank thirstily.
他饥渴地喝着。
■[no obj.]consume or be in the habit of consuming alcohol, especially to excess
喝酒；酗酒
she doesn't drink or smoke.
她不吸烟也不喝酒。
he drank himself into a stupor.
他喝得不省人事。
[as noun drinking]Les was ordered to cut down his drinking.
莱斯被告诫要减少喝酒。
■[no obj.](drink up)consume the rest of a drink, especially in a rapid manner
（尤指快速）喝完
■(drink something in)(figurative)watch or listen to something with eager pleasure or interest
(喻)全神贯注地看（或听）；被强烈地吸引住，陶醉于
she strolled to the window to drink in the view.
她漫步到窗前，兴趣盎然地欣赏外面的风景。
■(informal)(of a plant or a porous substance) absorb (moisture)
(非正式)（植物或多孔物质）吸收（水分）
■[no obj.](of wine) have a specified flavour or character when drunk
（葡萄酒）喝起来有…风味
this wine is really drinking beautifully.
这种葡萄酒喝起来味道美妙。
- a liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment
饮料
fizzy drinks.
充气饮料。
[mass noun]a table covered with food and drink.
摆满食物和饮料的桌子。
■a quantity of liquid swallowed at one go
（液体的）一口
he had a drink of water.
他喝了一口水。
■[mass noun]alcohol, or the habitual or excessive consumption of alcohol
酒；酗酒
the effects of too much drink.
过量饮酒的影响。
they both took to drink.
他们两人都酗酒。
■a glass of liquid, especially when alcoholic
（液体，尤指含酒精的）一杯，一份
we went for a drink.
我们去喝了一杯。
■(drinks)a social gathering at which alcoholic drinks are served
酒会
would you like to come for drinks on Sunday?.
你们星期天过来参加酒会吗？。
■(the drink)(informal)the sea or another large area of water
(非正式)一片水（指海等大片水域）
drink and drive
- drive a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol
酒后驾车
- take a large draught or draughts of something
大量地喝，痛饮
he learnt to drink deep of the Catholic tradition.
他学会大量吸收天主教传统。
- express one's good wishes for someone by raising one's glass and drinking a small amount
为（祝福某人）开饮
- celebrate or wish for the good fortune of someone or something by raising one's glass and drinking a small amount
为祝福…开饮，向…祝酒，为祝贺…而干杯
- (informal)consume as much alcohol as one's drinking companion without becoming as drunk
(非正式)把…喝到桌子底下去，（比酒量）使…喝醉
- uttered to express one's agreement with or approval of a statement
我十分赞同
- when intoxicated
醉酒时
we've hit each other before, in drink.
我们以前在喝醉时干过架。
drinkable
adjective
语源
- Old English drincan (verb), drinc (noun), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch drinken and German trinken
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