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round of drinks

 

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Noun round of drinks has 1 sense
  1. round, round of drinks - a serving to each of a group (usually alcoholic); "he ordered a second round"
    --1 is a kind of helping, portion, serving

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Round of Drinks

Description

A round of drinks refers to a social custom where one person buys a set of drinks for a group of people. It commonly occurs in bars, pubs, or social gatherings. Each person in the group takes turns buying drinks for everyone.

Senses and Usages

Noun - Social Custom

1. A round of drinks is a social custom where drinks are bought for a group of people, typically in a bar or pub. It promotes socializing and camaraderie among friends or colleagues.

Example sentence: After a long day at work, we all decided to go to the bar and have a round of drinks to celebrate our accomplishments.

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Noun - Set of Drinks

2. A round of drinks also refers to the set of drinks bought as part of the social custom, typically consisting of beverages for each person in the group.

Example sentence: The bartender prepared a round of drinks, including a beer, a cocktail, and a glass of wine, as requested by our group.

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Related terms:

1. Bar - An establishment where alcoholic beverages are served.

2. Pub - A public establishment where alcoholic beverages are served and where people can socialize.

3. Social Gathering - An event or occasion where people gather together for socializing and enjoyment.

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