drink

cold, cool, iced, refreshing

After playing tennis in the sun, she poured herself a cold drink from the refrigerator.

hot, warm

milky

fizzy

low-alcohol, non-alcoholic, reduced-alcohol, soft

alcoholic

stiff, strong

diet, low-calorie

long

After playing tennis, he enjoyed a long drink from his water bottle.

celebratory

welcome

After the long flight, a cold drink was very welcome.

farewell

early-evening, lunchtime

leisurely

After work, Sarah sat in the café for a leisurely drink with her friend.

quick

quiet

round

Let me buy the next round of drinks for everyone at the table.

drink, have

After the meeting, we had a cold drink in the cafeteria before heading home.

sip

down, finish, knock back

She finished her coffee quickly and rushed out the door to catch her bus.

take

She took a drink of water after her morning run.

go for

She invited her colleagues to go for a drink on Friday evening to celebrate the project completion.

buy (sb), get (sb), offer (sb), order (sb)

She offered him a drink when he arrived at the party.

pour (sb), serve (sb)

The bartender served us cold drinks while we waited for our table.

spike

Someone spiked my drink at the party, so I went home early feeling unwell.

drive sb to

After years of unemployment and rejection, he was driven to drink.

turn to

When he lost his job, he slowly turned to drink to cope with his problems.

drinks party

My colleagues organized a drinks party last Friday to celebrate the new office opening.

drinks cabinet/cupboard

My parents keep their best whiskey locked in the drinks cabinet.

problem

His father struggled with a drink problem for many years before getting help.

in a/the ~

My coffee tastes better when I add a little honey in the drink.

~ of

She took a long drink of water after finishing her workout at the gym.

greedily

After running in the heat all morning, the children drank greedily from the water fountain.

down, up

She quickly drank down her coffee before rushing to catch the bus.

get yourself sth to, find sth to, have sth to

After the long meeting, we finally found something to drink in the office kitchen.

from

The children drank from the garden hose on a hot summer day.

through

She drinks her morning coffee through a travel mug on the way to work.

eat and drink

excessively, heavily, to excess, too much

She started drinking too much after her divorce and worried her family.

in moderation, moderately, sensibly

My doctor advised me to drink in moderation if I want to stay healthy.

steadily

After work, he drank steadily throughout the evening at his favorite bar.

drink and drive

It's illegal to drink and drive in most countries around the world.

drink like a fish

drink yourself to death

My uncle was drinking himself to death until his family finally stepped in to help.