drink combo
- noun
- US
- The drink combo includes both a soda and a smoothie for one price.
Examples
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We ordered the drink combo to share at the movie theater.
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I ordered a drink combo with my meal.
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Many cafes offer a drink combo with any sandwich purchase.
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The restaurant offers a great drink combo deal.
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The restaurant offered a special drink combo that included a soda and a dessert for a low price.
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We ordered the drink combo at the cinema, which came with popcorn and a large soft drink.
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At the café, you can try the new drink combo featuring a coffee and a refreshing juice together.
Synonyms
A set of things put together for one use, for example a meal or a series of game moves
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Morphology
The meaning 'a combination of drinks...' is directly derivable from combining 'drink' (a beverage) with 'combo' (a pairing/mixture) and follows a straightforward noun+noun compounding pattern. Although 'combo' is somewhat colloquial, the compositional logic is common across languages and contexts (e.g., 'meal combo'), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Drink combo is a simple idea: a shop puts two or more drink items together as a combo, meaning 'a set', and sells them for one price, so it means 'a combination of drinks offered together'.