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drink wine

 

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Definition:

The term "drink wine" refers to the act of consuming wine, which is an alcoholic beverage made from fermented grapes or other fruits.

Part of Speech:

Phrasal verb

Senses:

  1. To consume wine as a beverage for pleasure or refreshment.
  2. To engage in the act of drinking wine socially or as part of a specific occasion.
  3. (Informal) To habitually consume wine, often in excessive amounts.

Usages:

Popular:

1. She enjoys to drink wine with her dinner to enhance the flavors of the meal.

2. Let's invite our friends over and drink wine together to celebrate the special occasion.

3. He tends to drink wine every night, which is starting to become a concern.

Local:

1. In our local wine festival, people gather to drink wine from various vineyards in the region.

2. The winery offers a tour where visitors can learn about the wine-making process and drink wine straight from the barrels.

3. The restaurant has a wide selection of locally produced wines, allowing customers to taste and drink wine from nearby vineyards.

Sample Sentences:

1. I love to drink wine while relaxing on the patio in the evenings.

2. The guests at the wedding were served a variety of delicious wines to drink throughout the night.

3. Too much stress at work led him to drink wine excessively, affecting his health.

4. The local winemaker invited us to taste and drink wine in his charming vineyard.

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