beer

/bɪə/ [bɪː]
noun 6verb 2name 2

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

excellent, good, great, quality | strong | alcohol-free, light, low-alcohol, no-alcohol | cold, ice-cold | warm

foaming

She poured a foaming beer into the tall glass and handed it to her friend.

black, blonde, dark | bottled, cask, draught, keg | flat

stale

After the party ended, we poured out the stale beer from all the forgotten bottles.

home-brewed

designer

My friend only drinks designer beer at expensive restaurants on weekends.

QUANT

litre, pint

She bought a litre of beer for the party last weekend.

barrel, bottle, can, glass, keg, tankard | crate

VERB + BEER

drink

My friends and I like to drink beer on Friday nights after work.

have

After work, my colleagues and I usually have a beer at the pub near our office.

down

After the game, the fans were downing beers and celebrating their team's victory.

gulp (at), sip (at), swig, take a gulp/sip/swig of

draw, pour (sb)

The bartender poured me a beer while I waited for my friends to arrive.

order

At the pub last night, my friend ordered a beer while I chose a soft drink.

go for

After work on Friday, Sarah and Mike decided to go for a beer at their favorite pub.

brew | chill

BEER + VERB

chill

The beer chilled in the cooler while we waited for everyone to arrive at the party.

foam | go flat

flow

At the party last night, beer flowed from the tap all evening long.

slop

The bartender poured too quickly and beer slopped all over the wooden counter.

BEER + NOUN

drinker, lover | maker | barrel, bottle, can, crate, glass, keg, mug, tankard | mat | festival | consumption, production, sales

cellar, garden

On hot summer days, my neighbors often gather in their beer garden to relax and chat.

belly

After years of drinking every weekend, Mark developed a noticeable beer belly despite going to the gym regularly.

money

My weekend job at the restaurant gives me enough beer money to go out with friends.

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