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to drink

to drink

80 6.3
To raise a glass and say good wishes to someone
  • verb
  • /drɪŋk/
: brindar por
  • - Well, let's drink to the success of our mission.
  • drink to your health

Examples

  • "To Prince Zagroy," he echoed, drank, and passed the wine to Tallain.

    Fiction book (1992)
  • "How about we drink to a nice summer day and your success in writing?"

    Fiction book (1993)
  • I drink to our friends.

  • - I'll drink to that.

  • Let's drink to love's victory.

  • "Now, my good friends," he says, "let us eat, drink, and be merry!"

    Fiction book (1996)
  • We'll drink to that.

  • Let's drink to Bunny.

  • "I've waited a long time to drink to that." The days before the Bluegrass Stakes passed in a blur.

    Fiction book (1995)
  • Let's drink to our friendship and all the good times we've shared.

Synonyms

to toast
vsto drink
92 3.8

To raise a glass and drink to honor someone

focuses on proposing the wish aloud before people then sip
to raise a glass
vsto drink
10 3.7

Hold up a drink with others to celebrate someone or something

often includes proposing the wish aloud before the group sips
to raise a toast
vsto drink
5 3.9

To make a short speech and drink to honor someone or something

is the same action but stresses starting with the spoken wish
to salute
vsto drink
1 3.9

To raise a glass to offer good wishes or honor someone

is more about formally proposing the wish aloud before sipping
to raise a libation
vsto drink
1 9.9

Offer a drink in a ceremony to honor someone or a god

is a social celebration focused on spoken wishes rather than ritual offering
to raise a snifter
vsto drink
8.8

Lift a small brandy glass to make a toast

is the general celebratory action not limited to one glass type

Idioms

12 9.8

To believe an idea without asking questions because you strongly support it

5 8.2

Drink more alcohol than another person until they become drunk

in the drink
  • Archaic
1 9.9

A person who is very drunk and cannot find their way home

1 9.1

To get more information or tasks than you can handle

8.1

To be able to drink alcohol without getting drunk

Phrasal Verbs

to drink up
  • Informal
49 1.4

To finish all the liquid in a cup or bottle so nothing is left

13 5.1

To look at or listen to something with full attention and enjoy it

11 3.2

To empty a glass quickly in one long gulp

To let the drink in your cup or glass fall by accident

1 9.1

To drink illegal homemade strong alcohol

Compounds

40 1.0

A drink without alcohol that has bubbles, like soda or lemonade

A drink that contains alcohol, like beer or wine

5 3.6

A strong alcoholic drink like whiskey or vodka

4 3.4

An alcoholic drink that is distilled, like whisky or vodka

4 2.6

An alcoholic drink made by mixing spirits with juice or other drinks

3 1.5

A sweet drink made from fruit juice mixed with water and often added sugar

3 1.0

A cold sweet drink with bubbles like cola

2 3.7

A drink served in a tall glass that has more liquid than normal

2 1.3

A sweet drink without alcohol that tastes like fruit, often for children or parties

1 3.7

A drink made in a special way with unusual ingredients or fancy decoration

Liquid that accidentally comes out of a container and makes a mess

1 8.4

A person who has had alcohol and acts or feels different

2.0

A set of drinks sold together for one price

espesh drink
  • Neologism
9.9

A drink made for a party or event to be different from regular drinks

A very sweet drink with a lot of sugar

A drink like tea that uses herbs or flowers instead of tea leaves

A large amount of alcohol that makes a person drunk

How Ceremonial

to sacrifice
  • NSFW
65 5.3
to pour a libation
  • Formal
1 9.9
to drink
80 6.3
to drink
∞ 2.8

Surface Forms

drink infinitive
drinking present participle
drinks third person singular
drank past
drunk past participle

Etymology

To drink to someone, meaning to make a toast, comes from the same action of sharing and raising a glass together; people would 'drink' together to show good wishes.