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61 mixed drink
(Am) Mixgetränk nt, Cocktail m -
62 pre-lunch drink
Aperitif m -
63 soft drink
alkoholfreies Getränk -
64 tall drink
(Am) Cocktail m -
65 mixed milk drink
< food> ■ Milchmischgetränk n -
66 refusal to eat or drink
< med> ■ Nahrungsverweigerung fEnglish-german technical dictionary > refusal to eat or drink
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67 soft drink machine
<tech.gen> ■ Getränkeautomat m ; Cola-Automat m ugs -
68 strong drink
(alcoholic liquors.) hochprozentiges Getränk -
69 short drink
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70 fizzy drink
n.Limonade -n f. -
71 morning drink,
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72 ply someone with drink
expr.jemanden zum Trinken nötigen ausdr. -
73 quick drink
n.Schnäpschen n. -
74 spend on drink
expr.vertrinken v. -
75 waste on drink
expr.versaufen v. -
76 drown one's sorrows in drink / alcohol
English-German idiom dictionary > drown one's sorrows in drink / alcohol
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77 I wouldn't mind a drink
ich wäre nicht abgeneigt, etwas zu trinken -
78 let me buy / get you a drink
English-German idiom dictionary > let me buy / get you a drink
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79 that calls for a drink
das müssen wir begießen, das muß begossen werden -
80 before dinner drink
• Aperitif
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