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We can use “food and drink” as a collective word to refer to those things. But did you know that there are many other synonyms out there? This article will explore some good choices when you want to replace “food and drink” as a phrase.

The preferred synonyms of “food and drink” include “sustenance,” “refreshments,” and “victuals.” All of these choices are great when referring to food and drink. They’re great because they are all one-word options that can refer to both things with no further explanation.

Sustenance

“Sustenance” is a great way of referring to food and drink. We can use this to refer to anything that will “sustain” us.

If we’re looking for food and drink at a party, we might use “sustenance” to be a bit humorous. It’s a good way to show someone that you’re looking for where the food table is.

The definition of “sustenance,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “food.”

You’re going to need some sustenance before taking on something that challenging. Please have some of this before you leave.
I think I could do with some sustenance right now. Do you want to join me at the dinner table for some?
I would love some sustenance! What do you have on offer? I could really do with eating quite a lot of this stuff.

Refreshments

“Refreshments” is a great choice when referring to small bites to eat or drink. It always refers to smaller amounts of food, which makes refreshments the perfect choice for parties and events where small food items are presented to the attendees.

The definition of “refreshments,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “(small amounts of) food and drink.”

Would any of you care for some refreshments? We have some of the best on offer right now, and nobody is having them!
I would kill for some refreshments! When do you think they’ll be out here to provide them for us?
I want more refreshments. I’m really hungry. I know that’s rude, but I haven’t been served yet, and I’m getting antsy.

Victuals

“Victuals” is a great choice because its meaning is literally “food and drink.” It’s the perfect collective noun that refers to both “food” and “drink” with no confusion.

You should use this when you’re serving both food and drink or when you’re looking to find some for yourself.

The definition of “victuals,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “food and drink.”

Victuals are one of the most important things to any good party. I’ll be sure to include them when I get back.
I want to have the best victuals available. I will put in whatever money is needed for them. I simply want my guests to be happy.
You’ll need some victuals where you’re going! I think you forget how long of a journey it can be. It’s quite dangerous.

Snacks

Another word for “food and drink” is “snacks.” We can use this one to great effect to show that we are looking for small meals to “snack” on. Usually, snacks are something that we eat while we’re waiting for the main meal.

Many people use “snacks” to refer to food. It will always be some kind of small food item. However, it’s also possible to refer to drinks whenever you think it fits.

The definition of “snacks,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “a small amount of food that is eaten between meals, or a very small meal.”

If anyone would care for some snacks, you know where to find them! I’ll be in my room getting ready before the rest arrive.
I do not want snacks. My stomach is already full because I ate before I got here. Now I just want to enjoy myself.
I think you’ll find that most of these snacks are to your liking. We made them specifically for you, so we hope you enjoy them!

Aliments

“Aliments” is an old-fashioned term that many people have forgotten about. It’s great because it refers to food that people consume. It also works for drinks, though it’s more for alcoholic ones when used in this way.

The definition of “aliments,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “food.”

Darling, do we have any aliments that might work for the party today? I want to make sure we get it right for our guests.
You will have to have better aliments than this. Nobody is going to want to eat from any of these trays.
Where are my aliments? I’ve been waiting for far too long right now, and I’m getting a bit tired of this!

Food And Beverages

“Food and beverages” is a simple way to replace “food and drink.” We have kept “food and” here because that part of the phrase is usually fixed. “Drink” is synonymous with “beverages,” so it allows us to be more specific about the drinks we’re looking for.

The definition of “beverages,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “a drink of any type.”

I would love some food and beverages to round out this event. I think it’s the only thing that you’re missing right now.
I could go and get the food and beverages now before the shops close. Then we’ll have something ready to go for tomorrow!
We are only going to come if food and beverages are supplied. If they’re not, then we can’t make it work.

Food And Libations

“Food and libations” is another example of “food” being mixed with something. “Libations” is a good way to refer to drinks. For the most part, it only refers to alcoholic drinks.

If you want to refer to soft drinks (or you’re at an event where alcohol isn’t served), “libations” might not be your best choice. Still, it’s a fun way to talk about the food and drink on offer.

The definition of “libations,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “a drink of alcohol.”

The food and libations at this party are ridiculously expensive! We’re going to go to the store to find something that won’t cost our house.
I think you’ll enjoy the food and libations on show. Trust us when we say that they’re some of the nicest things we’ve ever tasted.
I want more food and libations! This isn’t enough for me, so I’ll have to sweep around the other tables.

Nourishment

“Nourishment” can work well, but it’s not very common in this context. It refers to food that people need to grow. We can also extend this meaning to drinks when we’re using it in the context of events and parties.

Most people would rather use a “-ment” word like “refreshment” over “nourishment.” Also, “nourishment” doesn’t refer to a collective entity, meaning the word “nourishments” is not grammatically correct like “refreshments” is.

The definition of “nourishment,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “food that you need to grow and stay healthy.”

It’s important for us to get our nourishment sorted out. We will all be fit and healthy as long as we stick to this regime.
I want more nourishment. I can’t see anything interesting on that table, which is making it hard for me to do anything.
I don’t want any more nourishment. I think I’ve had more than enough. I don’t think it would fit anyway.

Fare

“Fare” is an old-fashioned word we can use. It refers to the food that is served at a restaurant, but it can be extended to refer to anything that’s present on a restaurant’s menu.

Since restaurants can serve both food and drink, it makes sense that “fare” refers to that collective group.

The definition of “fare,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “the type of food that is served in a restaurant.”

How do you like our fare? We’ve put a lot of effort into it, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated before the reopening.
I want some of the fares around here, but I’m afraid to ask for them! I feel like they’ll judge me for this quantity.
It’s not just the fare that I like about this place, but it’s definitely a bonus! Thank you for bringing me along.

Consumables

“Consumables” is a decent word when referring to things that people can “consume.” This context allows us to use “consume” to refer to food and drinks because they are both items that we eat or drink and “consume.”

We included this one last because it has a meaning unrelated to food and drinks. Most people are put off from using this word because of the more specific meaning that refers to goods sold by businesses.

The definition of “consumables,” according to The Cambridge Dictionary, is “goods that people regularly buy because they are quickly used and need to be replaced often.”

There are plenty of consumables available to you right now. Do you have anything particular in mind that you’d like to try?
I’m not here for the consumables. Still, they’re a great added bonus, and I’d be more than happy to dip into them.
I will not be providing consumables. If they want to eat and drink, they’ll have to bring their own stuff.

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1 aliment, board, bread, chow (informal) comestibles, commons, cooking, cuisine, diet, eatables (slang) eats (slang) edibles, fare, feed, foodstuffs, grub (slang) larder, meat, menu, nosebag (slang) nosh (slang) nourishment, nutriment, nutrition, pabulum (rare) provender, provisions, rations, refreshment, scoff (slang) stores, subsistence, survival rations, sustenance, table, tack (informal) tuck (informal) tucker (Austral. & N.Z. informal) viands, victuals, vittles (obsolete or dialect)

2      (Cattle, etc.)   feed, fodder, forage, provender
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freegan	n.	A person who rejects consumerism and seeks to contribute to the environmental protection by reducing waste, especially by retrieving and using discarded food and other goods.	blend of ‘free’ and ‘vegan’. Ex: I met a group of freegans, and I was blown away when they showed me how much food is wasted every day.
drink the Kool-Aid	exp.	blindly believe in smth.; embrace an idea/practice without questioning it.	from the mass-suicide led by People Temple organization leader in 1978, who asked his followers to drink poisoned Kool-Aid juice.
! forage for	v.	search for (food)
be stuffed to the gills	v.	be satiated/sated ; you might say ‘I’m stuffed to the gills’ to refuse more food meaning that you can’t possibly eat any more or as a way of complimenting someone’s cooking because it suggests that the food was so good that you ate more than you meant to.	Jennifer: More potatoes? Adele: Oh, no thank you, Jen! I’m stuffed to the gills. What a delicious meal!
snorter	n.	(british slang) «a strong drink» as in «i need a stiff whisky so pour me a real snorter», or (nautical slang) «a strong wind».	Slang
raider	n.	A specific technical worksheet tool with performer’s requirements. Excellent start of negotiations between performers, managers and contractors. (These requirements might include sound and light conditions for the show, food lodging and transportation of artistic talents)
noshery	n.	restaurant; bar, pub, cafe that serves also food	[UK]
locavore	n.	a person whose diet consists principally, if not only, of locally grown or produced food	Ex: Having concerns about ecological issues I became a locavore even if I have to make concessions for staples such as coffee, tea, salt or sugar which are difficult to find close to home
picky eater	n.	someone who is picky about food, doesn’t want to try new foods
drunkorexia	n.	The practice of restricting the amount of food a person eats (self-imposed starvation seen with anorexia nervosa) in order to consume greater amounts of alcohol or of purging (as seen with bulimia nervosa) to try to reduce caloric intake to offset the calories consumed in alcohol.	[Med.] «Drunkorexic» behaviors most often stem from the fear of weight gain from alcohol.
care package	n.	1. a package containing food, clothes or other items that the receiver has difficulties in procuring by himself; 2. a package containing small gifts for close persons
social lubricant	n.	any food, beverage, drug or activity that helps people feel more comfortable in social occasions	Ex: Having an alcohol beverage might be seen as a kind of social lubrificant as so far as it helps some peole overcome their shyness
open bar	n.	bar or counter where drinks are served without limitation after paying a fixed fee

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Is there a word that best describes food and drink taken at the same time? I’ve thought of refreshments and consumables but neither seem right to me.

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asked Nov 23, 2011 at 17:13

Sustenance refers to food and drink.

answered Nov 23, 2011 at 17:21

Victuals might at a pinch be extended to include drink as well as food.

answered Nov 23, 2011 at 17:20

Barrie EnglandBarrie England

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«Victuals» is the correct word for food and drink; or you can use the old English form of the word «vittles». Drink or beverages alone are sometimes referred to as «libations».

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answered Nov 23, 2011 at 21:49

MairinMairin

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According to US Legal, aliments are food or drinks that can provide nourishment and support life.

Apparently in the legal context they may also include clothing, but this was news to me.

answered Nov 23, 2011 at 18:27

FumbleFingersFumbleFingers

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In my opinion, it depends on what other things you might want to connote. For example, refreshments is a great word for food and drink together — especially food and drink at group functions like meetings and parties.

«I look forward to seeing you at the all-hands meeting. Don’t forget that refreshments will be provided.»

If you are talking about procuring food and drink together, you might call them groceries.

Victuals and vittles are also correct, but are not used in American vernacular (at least not on the east coast).

Hugo

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answered Nov 23, 2011 at 22:46

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I’m a bit surprised that nourishment hasn’t come up as an answer itself, although it was used in the definition of another word…

nour·ish·ment/ˈnəriSHmənt/ Noun:

The substances necessary for growth, health, and good condition.

Food.

The first definition would seem to include drink as well as food.

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 5:23

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Fare — the food and drink that are regularly served or consumed

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 8:53

MauroMauro

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I’ve always liked «comestibles» though there may be a discussion as to whether this includes drinks or not, but then the boundary between food and drink can be a bit fuzzy.

Daniel

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answered Nov 24, 2011 at 10:04

JaydeeJaydee

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While we’re coming up with slightly archaic terms, «provender» is listed in some places as meaning «food» but in others as being a synonym for «provisions».

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 8:42

HammeriteHammerite

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Is not «meal» appropriate that includes the process of eating and drinking?

answered Nov 23, 2011 at 18:33

AsterAster

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Hmmm, on the vernacular front, I would propose CHOW, GRUB or FARE.

answered Nov 23, 2011 at 22:27

For any fans of internet culture, the answer is clearly Noms, popularized by sites like icanhazcheeseburger.com (LOLCats), wins.failblog.org and others.

I was surprised that it didn’t have widespread use outside of the internet — until I picked up my kids from daycare and the carer said «they’ve been good today — they had all their noms«

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 19:08

Although «food and drink» is an accepted phrase, technically at least, there is no reason why drink should not be considered as food — think «liquid foods». That way, I find food a sufficient word for all things that go into the alimentary canal for nutritional purposes, in whatever solid, liquid, gaseous (or plasma?) state.

I think for some living beings, their food consists exclusively of liquids. Some elderly people live on liquids alone.

So why not just say food where there is no ambiguity and food and drink where absolutely necessary?

answered Nov 24, 2011 at 7:36

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You can use wherewithal or nourishment.

Hugo

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answered Nov 24, 2011 at 8:09

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You could use the word edibles.

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Словосочетания

Автоматический перевод

еда и питье

Перевод по словам

food — еда, питание, пища, продовольствие, корм, съестные припасы, провизия
drink — питье, напиток, глоток, пьянство, стакан, пить, выпивать, пьянствовать, впитывать

Примеры

Food and drink will be provided.

Еда и напитки будут обеспечены.

She gave food and drink to the hungry travelers.

Она дала голодным путешественникам еду и питьё.

There will be food and drink aplenty, so please come.

Еды и напитков будет предостаточно, так что пожалуйста, приходите.

They didn’t stint on food and drink at their wedding.

Они не поскупились на еду и напитки на своей свадьбе.

He’s pretty well off for food and drink. *

Поесть и выпить у него всегда найдется.

We ate the best food and drank the best wines.

Мы ели лучшую пищу и пили лучшие вина.

Примеры, отмеченные *, могут содержать сленг и разговорные фразы.

Примеры, ожидающие перевода

…the wealthy couple are generous hosts, providing a bottomless supply of food and drink…

Для того чтобы добавить вариант перевода, кликните по иконке ☰, напротив примера.

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food and drink

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > food and drink

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food and drink

English-Russian travelling dictionary > food and drink

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food and drink

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > food and drink

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Food and Drink Federation

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Food and Drink Federation

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Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries of the EU

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Confederation of the Food and Drink Industries of the EU

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he stoked up with food and drink for thirty six hours

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > he stoked up with food and drink for thirty six hours

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high energy food and drink

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > high energy food and drink

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nutritional food and drink

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > nutritional food and drink

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surfeit of food and drink

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > surfeit of food and drink

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they plied him with food and drink

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > they plied him with food and drink

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surfeit of food and drink

Англо-русский словарь по психоаналитике > surfeit of food and drink

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drink

1. n питьё

2. n напиток

3. n спиртной напиток

long drink — стакан пива, сидра; стакан виски с содовой

4. n состояние опьянения

5. n запой; пьянство, алкоголизм

6. n глоток

7. n сл. водный простор; океан; «лужа»

8. v выпивать; пить, пьянствовать

to drink hard — пить запоем, сильно пить, пьянствовать; пить мёртвую, пить беспробудно

9. v напаивать, подпаивать

10. v пить; провозглашать тост

11. v испить; отведать, хлебнуть, испытать

12. v всасывать, впитывать

drink in — впитывать; внимать, жадно слушать

13. v пропивать

14. v иметь вкус, букет

15. v «идти»

Синонимический ряд:

1. beverage (noun) beverage; bottle; drinkable; glass; libation; liquid; potable; potion; refreshment

3. draft (noun) draft; drag; drain; draught; drench; potation; pull; quaff; sip; swig; swill; taste

4. liquor (noun) alcohol; aqua vitae; booze; firewater; grog; inebriant; intoxicant; liquor; spirits; tipple

5. ocean (noun) blue; brine; deep; main; ocean; sea

7. booze (verb) booze; liquor up; nip; pledge; salute; soak; swig; swill; swizzle; tank up; tipple; toast; tope

8. swallow (verb) consume; gulp; guzzle; imbibe; quaff; sip; suck; sup; sup off; sup up; swallow; toss; toss down; toss off

Антонимический ряд:

exude; moisten; pour; water

English-Russian base dictionary > drink

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drink

1. [drıŋk]

1. питьё

food and drink — пища /еда/ и питьё

to have a drink — напиться [ тж. 2, 2)]

to give smb. a drink — дать кому-л. напиться

2. 1) напиток

2) спиртной напиток

long drink — стакан пива, сидра; стакан виски с содовой [ тж. 3]

to have a drink at the bar — пропустить стаканчик в баре [ тж. 1]

to stand smb. a drink — поставить кому-л. стаканчик, угостить кого-л.

to take to drink — пристраститься к спиртному; запить

3) состояние опьянения

in drink — пьяный; в пьяном виде

to be in /the worse for, under the influence of/ drink — быть в пьяном виде, захмелеть

4) запой; пьянство, алкоголизм

to be on the drink — пить запоем, пить горькую; пьянствовать, не просыхать

to drive smb. to drink — довести кого-л. до алкоголизма

3. глоток

long drink — большой глоток [ тж. 2, 2)]

drink of water [of milk] — глоток воды [молока]

водный простор; океан; «лужа»

the big drink — а) Атлантический океан; б) река Миссисипи

to cross the drink — пересечь океан /море/

to fall into the drink — а) упасть в воду; б) свалиться за борт

2. [drıŋk]

(drank; drunk)

1. пить

to drink a glass dry — выпить до дна, осушить стакан

to drink deep — сделать большой глоток [ тж. 2, 1)]

fit to drink — ≅ пить можно

what will you have to drink? — что вы будете пить?

2. 1) выпивать; пить, пьянствовать

to drink hard /deep, heavily/ — пить запоем, сильно пить, пьянствовать; пить мёртвую, пить беспробудно /до бесчувствия, до потери сознания/ [ тж. 1]

to take to drinking — запить, пристраститься к спиртному

2) напаивать, подпаивать

to drink smb. drunk — напоить /подпоить/ кого-л.

to drink oneself into debt [out of a job] — залезть в долги [потерять работу] из-за пьянства

3. (

to) пить (); провозглашать тост

to drink (to) the host [to smb.’s health] — выпить за хозяина [за чьё-л. здоровье]

to drink (a toast) to smb. — выпить за кого-л.

to drink success to smb., to drink to smb.’s success — выпить за чьи-л. успехи

4. испить; отведать, хлебнуть, испытать

5. всасывать, впитывать ( drink up, drink in)

6. пропивать (

drink away)

to drink (away) one’s earnings — пропить всё, что заработал

7. 1) иметь вкус, букет

to drink flat — быть безвкусным /пресным/

this wine drinks well after a year — это вино приобретает приятный вкус /хорошо пьётся, хорошо идёт/ после того, как постоит год

to drink it — упиться, нагрузиться; нализаться, надраться, наклюкаться

to drink smb. under the table — а) напоить кого-л. до бесчувствия /до положения риз/; напоить кого-л. допьяна; б) «перепить» кого-л.

to drink like a fish — ≅ пить как сапожник

НБАРС > drink

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food

[fu:d]

1. 1) пища; питание; еда

wholesome food — здоровая /питательная/ пища

bad food — непитательная /плохая/ пища

food value — питательная ценность, питательность

2) пища

mental /spiritual/ food — духовная пища

food for thought /reflection/ — пища для размышлений

2. продукты питания, продовольствие, съестные припасы

preserved food — консервированные продукты, консервы

processed food — пищевой продукт, подвергшийся технологической обработке ()

tinned /canned/ food — консервы ()

3. корм (); питательные вещества ()

food for powder, food for the flames — пушечное мясо

food for squirrels — а) тупица, болван; б) псих; в) глупая затея; ≅ мартышкин труд

НБАРС > food

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food

1. n пища; питание; еда

2. n продукты питания, продовольствие, съестные припасы

processed food — пищевой продукт, подвергшийся технологической обработке

3. n корм; питательные вещества

Синонимический ряд:

1. aliment (noun) aliment; edibles; foodstuffs; nourishment; nutriment; pabulum; pap; sustenance; victuals

3. bread (noun) bread; chow; comestibles; edible; feed; fodder; foodstuff; forage; grub; meal; meat; nurture; provender; scoff; spread; viands; vivres

English-Russian base dictionary > food

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food

English-Russian combinatory dictionary > food

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drink

English-Russian big medical dictionary > drink

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drink

drɪŋk
1. сущ.
1) а) питье;
напиток weak drink ≈ слабый напиток to fix a drink, make a drink, mix a drink ≈ приготовить напиток ardent drink, potent drink, stiff drink, strong drink ≈ крепкий напиток, спиртной напиток fizzy drink ≈ газированный напиток soft drinks ≈ безалкогольные напитки still drink ≈ нешипучий напиток Syn: beverage б) алкогольный напиток He poured himself a drink. ≈ Он налил себе стаканчик спиртного.
2) а) глоток, стакан I asked for a drink of water. ≈ Я попросил стакан воды. to toss off a drink ≈ выпить залпом, выпить одним глотком б) доза лекарства One of the men came back with two drinks for the calf. ≈ Один из людей вернулся с двойной дозой лекарства для теленка.
3) склонность к спиртному, пьянство, алкоголизм to be on the drink ≈ быть в запое He eventually died of drink. ≈ В конце концов он умер от пьянства. in drink ≈ в пьяном виде, пьяный to take to drink ≈ стать пьяницей
4) амер.;
разг. водный простор, море( употребляется всегда с определенным артиклем) to fall into the drink ≈ падать за борт the big drink
2. гл.;
прош. вр. — drank, прич. прош. вр. — drunk
1) а) пить to drink off ≈ выпить много жидкости I always drink tea from a glass. ≈ Я всегда пью чай из стакана. John drank off a whole litre of beer all at once. ≈ Джон выпил не сходя с места целый литр пива. to drink the waters ≈ пить воды (лечиться на водах, на курорте) Syn: imbibe б) перен. впитывать, всасывать, поглощать The soil that had drunk the blood of his warriors. ≈ Земля, которая впитала кровь своих солдат. I drank in the land-wind with an enjoyment verging on intoxication. ≈ Я вдыхал воздух, приносимый с земли, с восторгом, доходящим до безумия. I stopped for a while to drink in the beauty of the scene. ≈ Я немного постоял, чтобы вобрать в себя красоту пейзажа. Syn: suck
2., absorb
2) выпить, глотнуть (содержимое стакана, бутылки и т. п.) ;
тж. перен. отпить, испить to drink the cup of joy (sorrow) ≈ пить из чаши радости (печали)
3) а) пить, пьянствовать to drink oneself drunk ≈ напиться to drink oneself sleepy ≈ напиться и заснуть to drink oneself to death ≈ упиться до потери сознания to drink oneself into incoherence ≈ упиться до невменяемости He drank himself into oblivion. ≈ Он напился до невменяемого состояния. drink like a fish Syn: tipple I
2. б) разг. снабжать выпивкой, напаивать He could not feed us, only lodge and drink us. ≈ Он не мог нас кормить, только давал нам пристанище и снабжал выпивкой.
4) пропивать (тж. drink away, drink up) They drank every cent. ≈ Они пропивали каждый цент.
5) поднимать тост, пить ( за кого-л.) I’ll drink your good health. ≈ Я пью за Ваше здоровье. Syn: toast II
2., pledge
2. ∙ drink away drink down drink dry drink in drink off drink to drink up
питье — food and * пища /еда/ и питье — to have a * напиться напиток — soft *s безалкогольные напитки — strong * спиртной напиток — it made a bearable * это был вполне сносный напиток спиртной напиток — long * стакан пива, сидра;
стакан виски с содовой — short * аперитив — to have a * at the bar пропустить стаканчик в баре — to stand smb. a * поставить кому-л. стаканчик, угостить кого-л. — to take to * пристраститься к спиртному;
запить состояние опьянения — in * пьяный;
в пьяном виде — to be in /the worse for, under the influence of/ drink быть в пьяном виде, захмелеть запой;
пьянство, алкоголизм — the * question вопрос об алкоголизме — to be on the * пить запоем, пить горькую;
пьянствовать, не просыхать — to die of * умереть от пьянства — to drive smb. to * довести кого-л. до алкоголизма глоток — * of water глоток воды (сленг) водный простор;
океан;
«лужа» — the big * (американизм) Атлантический океан;
река Миссисипи — the D. Ла-Манш — to cross the * пересечь океан /море/ — to fall into the * упасть в воду;
свалиться за борт пить — to * a glass dry выпить до дна, осушить стакан — to * air жадно глотать воздух — to * deep сделать большой глоток — fit to * пить можно — what will you have to *? что вы будете пить? — I could * the sea dry я умираю от жажды выпивать;
пить, пьянствовать — to * hard /deep, heavily/ пить запоем, сильно пить, пьянствовать;
пить мертвую, пить беспробудно /до бесчувствия, до потери сознания/ — to take to *ing запить, пристраститься к спиртному напаивать, подпаивать — to * smb. drunk напоить /подпоить/ кого-л. — to * oneself drunk напиться пьяным — to * oneself into debt залезть в долги из-за пьянства (тж. to) пить (за кого-л., за что-л.) ;
провозглашать тост — to * (to) the host выпить за хозяина — to * (a toast) to smb. выпить за кого-л. — to * success to smb., to * to smb.’s success выпить за чьи-л. успехи испить;
отведать, хлебнуть, испытать — to * the cup of suffering испить чашу страданий — to * the cup of joy пить из чаши радости всасывать, впитывать (часто * up, * in) — to * up moisture впитывать влагу( о растении) пропивать (тж. * away) — to * (away) one’s earnings пропить все, что заработал иметь вкус, букет — to * flat быть безвкусным /пресным/ «идти» (о спиртном) — this wine *s well after a year это вино приобретает приятный вкус /хорошо пьется, хорошо идет/ после того, как постоит год > to * it упиться, нагрузиться;
нализаться, надраться, наклюкаться > to * smb. under the table напоить кого-л. до бесчувствия /до положения риз/;
напоить кого-л. допьяна;
«перепить» кого-л. > to * like a fish пить как сапожник
~ склонность к спиртному, пьянство;
in drink в пьяном виде, пьяный;
to be on the drink пить запоем;
to take to drink стать пьяницей
the big ~ амер. шутл. Атлантический океан the big ~ амер. шутл. река Миссисипи
drink вдыхать( воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться( красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание ~ впитывать (влагу;
о растениях) ~ глоток;
стакан (вина, воды) ;
to have a drink выпить;
попить, напиться ~ пить, пьянствовать;
to drink the health (of smb.) пить за (чье-л.) здоровье ~ (drank;
drunk) пить, выпить ~ питье;
напиток;
soft drinks безалкогольные напитки ~ склонность к спиртному, пьянство;
in drink в пьяном виде, пьяный;
to be on the drink пить запоем;
to take to drink стать пьяницей ~ спиртной напиток (тж. ardent drink, strong drink) the ~ разг. море;
to fall into drink падать за борт
to ~ brotherhood выпить на брудершафт;
to drink hard, to drink heavily, to drink like a fish сильно пьянствовать
to ~ deep сделать большой глоток to ~ deep сильно пьянствовать
drink вдыхать (воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться( красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание drink вдыхать (воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться (красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание ~ up = drink down
to ~ brotherhood выпить на брудершафт;
to drink hard, to drink heavily, to drink like a fish сильно пьянствовать
to ~ brotherhood выпить на брудершафт;
to drink hard, to drink heavily, to drink like a fish сильно пьянствовать
drink вдыхать (воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться (красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание
to ~ brotherhood выпить на брудершафт;
to drink hard, to drink heavily, to drink like a fish сильно пьянствовать
drink вдыхать (воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться (красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание off: ~ указывает на завершение действия: to pay off выплатить (до конца) ;
to drink off выпить (до дна)
~ пить, пьянствовать;
to drink the health (of smb.) пить за (чье-л.) здоровье
drink вдыхать (воздух) ;
drink down выпить залпом;
drink in жадно впитывать;
упиваться (красотой и т. п.) ;
drink off = drink down;
drink to пить за здоровье, за процветание
~ up = drink down ~ up выпить до дна;
I could drink the sea dry меня мучит жажда, я очень хочу пить
the ~ разг. море;
to fall into drink падать за борт
~ глоток;
стакан (вина, воды) ;
to have a drink выпить;
попить, напиться
~ up выпить до дна;
I could drink the sea dry меня мучит жажда, я очень хочу пить
~ склонность к спиртному, пьянство;
in drink в пьяном виде, пьяный;
to be on the drink пить запоем;
to take to drink стать пьяницей
long ~ of water амер. разг. человек очень высокого роста
~ питье;
напиток;
soft drinks безалкогольные напитки
~ склонность к спиртному, пьянство;
in drink в пьяном виде, пьяный;
to be on the drink пить запоем;
to take to drink стать пьяницей

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > drink

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food

fu:d сущ.
1) пища, питание;
еда, корм, провизия to cook, prepare food ≈ готовить еду to heat food, to reheat food ≈ разогревать еду to bolt, gulp (down) food ≈ глотать пищу to eat food ≈ есть, кушать to swallow food ≈ глотать пищу appetizing, delicious, tasty food ≈ вкусная еда coarse food ≈ грубая пища exotic food ≈ экзотическая пища fine food ≈ хорошая еда heavy food ≈ тяжелая пища light food ≈ легкая пища nourishing, wholesome food ≈ здоровая пища plain food, simple food ≈ простая пища rich food ≈ жирная пища spicy food ≈ острая пища frozen food ≈ замороженная пища gourmet food ≈ пища для гурманов health food ≈ здоровая пища scraps of food ≈ пищевые крошки food value ≈ питательность kosher food finger food junk food
2) съестные припасы, провизия, продовольствие canned food ≈ консервы( в жестяных банках) preserved food ≈ консервированные продукты, консервы food rationing ≈ карточная система( распределения продуктов) tinned food ≈ консервы (в жестяных банках) Syn: fare, board ∙ food for thought/reflection ≈ пища для размышления, для ума to become food for fishes ≈ утонуть to become food for worms ≈ умереть
пища;
питание;
еда — wholesome * здоровая /питательная/ пища — plain * простая пища — bad * непитательная /плохая/ пища — * and clothing пища и одежда — * and drink еда и питье — the * is good there там хорошо кормят — he prefers French * он предпочитает французскую кухню — * value питательная ценность, питательность — * hygiene гигиена питания пища — mental /spiritual/ * духовная пища — * for thought /reflection/ пища для размышлений продукты питания, продовольствие, съестные припасы — preserved * консервированные продукты, консервы — processed * пищевой продукт, подвергшийся технологической обработке ( пастеризации, стерилизации и т. п.) — tinned /canned/ * консервы (в жестяных банках) — staple *s массовые продукты питания — infant’s * детская мука или питательная смесь, детское питание — * supervision санитарный надзор за пищевыми продуктами — * crop (сельскохозяйственное) пищевая или продовольственная культура — * grains (сельскохозяйственное) продовольственные хлеба корм (животных) ;
питательные вещества (для растений) — * chopper( сельскохозяйственное) кормоизмельчитель — * cup (сельскохозяйственное) кормушка — * cutter( сельскохозяйственное) корморезка > * for powder, * for the flames пушечное мясо > to be * for fishes утонуть > to be * for worms умереть > * for squirrels тупица, болван;
псих;
глупая затея;
мартышкин труд
to become ~ for fishes утонуть;
to become food for worms умереть
to become ~ for fishes утонуть;
to become food for worms умереть
food корм ~ пища, питание;
еда, корм;
the food there is excellent там хорошо кормят ~ продовольствие ~ продукты питания ~ съестные припасы, провизия, продовольствие ~ съестные припасы ~ фураж
~ attr. питательный;
food value питательность ~ attr. продовольственный;
food rationing карточная система( распределения продуктов)
~ for thought (или reflection) пища для ума, духовная пища
~ attr. продовольственный;
food rationing карточная система (распределения продуктов)
~ пища, питание;
еда, корм;
the food there is excellent там хорошо кормят
~ attr. питательный;
food value питательность
green ~ трава;
зеленый корм, фураж

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > food

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transport cart for food

English-Russian big medical dictionary > transport cart for food

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‘FOOD AND DRINK’ is a 12 letter
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starting with F and ending with K

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FOOD AND DRINK (4)	GRUB
FOOD AND DRINK (5)	CHEER
FOOD AND DRINK (6)	REPAST
FOOD AND DRINK (8)	VICTUALS

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drink /drɪŋk/USA pronunciation
v., drank/dræŋk/USA pronunciation drunk /drʌŋk/USA pronunciation or, often, drank, drink•ing, n.
v.

Physiologyto take liquid into the mouth and swallow it: [~ + object]drank some wine with dinner.[no object]He wasn’t drinking that night because he was the designated driver.
to swallow the contents of (a cup, etc.):[~ + object]She drank a few cans of soda.
to drink alcoholic drinks, esp. too much and by habit;
tipple: [no object]It was no secret that he drank.[~ + oneself + into + object]He drank himself into a stupor.
- [~ + to + object] to show one’s good wishes by swallowing some wine or other drink:Let’s drink to the bride and groom.
- [~ + object] to propose or participate in a toast to (a person or thing);
  toast:They drank each other’s health.
to take in through the senses, esp. with eagerness and pleasure: [~ + in + object]I drank in his every sentence.[~ + object + in]drinking the mountain scenery in.

a liquid that is swallowed;
beverage:[countable]Let me have a drink of soda.
liquor;
alcohol:[countable]Let’s have our drinks at the bar.
too much alcohol:[uncountable]Drink was his downfall.
a swallow or portion of liquid:[countable]He swallowed a drink of water.
Informal Terms the drink, [uncountable] a large body of water, such as a lake or the ocean:Her teammates threw her in the drink.

drink•a•ble, adj.
drink•er, n. [countable]

drink

drunk

drunken

He wants to drink some water. He wants a drink of water. He’s a drunk. He’s drunk again. What do you do with a drunken sailor?

drink
(dringk),USA pronunciation v., drank or (Nonstandard) drunk, drunk or, often, drank, drink•ing;
n.
v.i.

Physiologyto take water or other liquid into the mouth and swallow it;
imbibe.
to imbibe alcoholic drinks, esp. habitually or to excess;
tipple:He never drinks. They won’t find jobs until they stop drinking.
to show one’s respect, affection, or hopes with regard to a person, thing, or event by ceremoniously taking a swallow of wine or some other drink (often fol. by to):They drank to his victory.
to be savored or enjoyed by drinking:a wine that will drink deliciously for many years.

v.t.

Physiologyto take (a liquid) into the mouth and swallow.
to take in (a liquid) in any manner;
absorb.
to take in through the senses, esp. with eagerness and pleasure (often fol. by in):He drank in the beauty of the scene.
to swallow the contents of (a cup, glass, etc.).
to propose or participate in a toast to (a person, thing, or event):to drink one’s health.

any liquid that is swallowed to quench thirst, for nourishment, etc.;
beverage.
liquor;
alcohol.
excessive indulgence in alcohol:Drink was his downfall.
a swallow or draft of liquid;
potion:She took a drink of water before she spoke.
Informal Termsa large body of water, as a lake, ocean, river, etc. (usually prec. by the):His teammates threw him in the drink.

bef. 900; Middle English drinken, Old English drincan; cognate with Dutch drinken, German trinken, Gothic drinkan, Old Norse drekka

2.See corresponding entry in Unabridged tope.
5.See corresponding entry in Unabridged quaff.
Drink, imbibe, sip refer to swallowing liquids.
Drink is the general word:to drink coffee.Imbibe is formal in reference to actual drinking; it is used more often in the sense to absorb:to imbibe culture.Sip implies drinking little by little:to sip a cup of broth.
9.See corresponding entry in Unabridged toast.

sing, sang, sung

ring, rang, rung,

drink.

We drank our coffee.

We drunk our coffee.

drink

drunk

Who has drunk all the milk?

drunk

drank

The tourists had drank their fill of the scenery.

drunk.

drink /drɪŋk/ vb (drinks, drinking, drank /dræŋk/, drunk /drʌŋk/)

to swallow (a liquid); imbibe
(transitive) to take in or soak up (liquid); absorb
(transitive) usually followed by in: to pay close attention (to); be fascinated (by)
(transitive) to bring (oneself into a certain condition) by consuming alcohol
(transitive) often followed by away: to dispose of or ruin by excessive expenditure on alcohol
(intransitive) to consume alcohol, esp to excess
when intr, followed by to: to drink (a toast) in celebration, honour, or hope (of)
drink someone under the table ⇒ to be able to drink more intoxicating beverage than someone
drink the health of ⇒ to salute or celebrate with a toast
drink with the flies ⇒ Austral informal to drink alone

liquid suitable for drinking; any beverage
alcohol or its habitual or excessive consumption
a portion of liquid for drinking; draught
the drink ⇒ informal the sea

Etymology: Old English drincan; related to Old Frisian drinka, Gothic drigkan, Old High German trinkan

ˈdrinkable adj

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