drink
verbUK /drɪŋk/
US /drɪŋk/
To take liquid into your mouth and swallow it.
I drink a glass of water every morning.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A liquid that you can swallow, like water or juice.
Would you like a cold drink?
3. To take in or absorb something, like a plant taking in water.
The plants drink up the rainwater.
4. To consume alcohol.
He doesn't drink at parties.
5. A social occasion where people have drinks.
They invited us to a drink after work.