verb

[T, I]

To take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.

drínk

Etymology

From Dutch drinken, from Proto-Germanic *drinkaną, related to English drink and German trinken.

Examples

Ek drink water.

Ék drínk wáter.

I drink water.

Sy drink te veel koffie.

Sý drínk té véél kóffie.

She drinks too much coffee.

Synonyms

inneem

teug

sluk

Collocations

water drink

koffie drink

tee drink

melk drink

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verb

[I, T]

To consume alcoholic beverages, especially habitually or to excess.

drínk

Etymology

From Dutch drinken, from Proto-Germanic *drinkaną, related to English drink and German trinken.

Examples

Hy drink nie meer nie.

Hý drínk níe méér níe.

He does not drink anymore.

Hulle drink elke naweek.

Húlle drínk élke náweek.

They drink every weekend.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

alkohol drink

bier drink

wyn drink

te veel drink

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verb

[T, I]

To take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.

drínk

Etymology

From Dutch drinken, from Proto-Germanic *drinkaną, related to English drink and German trinken.

Examples

Ek drink water.

Ék drínk wáter.

I drink water.

Sy drink te veel koffie.

Sý drínk té véél kóffie.

She drinks too much coffee.

Synonyms

inneem

teug

sluk

Collocations

water drink

koffie drink

tee drink

melk drink

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verb

[I, T]

To consume alcoholic beverages, especially habitually or to excess.

drínk

Etymology

From Dutch drinken, from Proto-Germanic *drinkaną, related to English drink and German trinken.

Examples

Hy drink nie meer nie.

Hý drínk níe méér níe.

He does not drink anymore.

Hulle drink elke naweek.

Húlle drínk élke náweek.

They drink every weekend.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

alkohol drink

bier drink

wyn drink

te veel drink

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