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yòng to use; to make use of; to employ / (coverb) with; using / to need; to have to (usu. used in the negative or in questions) / usefulness; utility / (bound form) expense; outlay / (courteous) to eat; to drink / (literary) hence; therefore
吃喝玩乐 chī wán lit. to eat, drink, play and be merry (idiom) / fig. to abandon oneself to a life of pleasure
酿酒 niàng jiǔ to make a fermented drink (i.e. to brew beer, make wine etc)
酗酒 jiǔ heavy drinking / to get drunk / to drink to excess
飨饮 xiǎng yǐn to enjoy offered food and drink
下酒菜 xià jiǔ cài dish that goes well with alcoholic drinks; snack eaten with drinks
大口 kǒu big mouthful (of food, drink, smoke etc) / open mouth / gulping / gobbling / gaping
zhèn to press down / to calm / to subdue / to suppress / to guard / garrison / small town / to cool or chill (food or drinks)
掬饮 yǐn to drink water by scooping it up with both hands
kào to reward or comfort with presents of food, drink etc
品味 pǐn wèi to sample; to taste / to appreciate / one's taste (i.e. in music, literature, fashion, food and drink etc); good taste
冰沙 bīng shā slushie / smoothie / crushed ice drink / frappucino
击鼓传花 chuán huā beat the drum, pass the flower (game in which players sit in a circle passing a flower around while a drum is beaten – when the drumbeat stops, the player holding the flower must sing a song, answer a question, or drink a glass of wine etc)
喝茶 chá to drink tea / to get engaged / to have a serious conversation / (fig.) to have a meeting with state security agents (to be warned to behave "responsibly")
吃喝 chī to eat and drink / food and drink
酥油茶 yóu chá butter tea (Tibetan, Mongolian etc drink derived from milk)
加冰 jiā bīng (of a drink) iced / on the rocks
下酒 xià jiǔ to be appropriate to have with alcohol / to down one's drink
饮料 yǐn liào drink / beverage
干杯 gān bēi to drink a toast / Cheers! (proposing a toast) / Here's to you! / Bottoms up! / lit. dry cup
三个和尚没水喝 sān shang méi shuǐ lit. three monks have no water to drink (idiom) / fig. everybody's business is nobody's business / (If there is one monk, he will fetch water for himself. If there are two, they will fetch water together. But if there are three or more, none will take it upon himself to fetch water.)
酒令 jiǔ lìng wine-drinking game
大吃大喝 chī to eat and drink as much as one likes / to make a pig of oneself
水草 shuǐ cǎo aquatic plants / water and grass (i.e. favorable foraging land for livestock or wild animals) / (Malaysia) (coll.) drinking straw
茶饮 chá yǐn tea drink; tea-based beverage


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