IPA: /drɪŋk/
KK: /drɪŋk/
To take in liquid through the mouth; to consume a beverage.
After the long hike, we stopped to drink some water.
Past: drank
Past Participle: drunk
A liquid that people can consume, often referred to as a beverage. It can include water, juice, soda, or alcoholic drinks.
She ordered a refreshing drink on a hot day.
To swallow a liquid, usually for nourishment or refreshment.
She decided to drink a glass of water after her workout.
Past: drank
Past Participle: drunk
The word 'drink' originates from Old English 'drincan', meaning to consume liquid. It refers to the act of consuming a liquid substance, typically for hydration or enjoyment.
Think of the Old English word 'drincan' which means to consume liquid — this helps you remember that 'drink' is about taking in a liquid.