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1 Kelchglas
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2 trinken
vt/i; trinkt, trank, hat getrunken drink (auch übermäßig Alkohol); ein Bier trinken have a beer; einen Tee trinken have a cup ( oder glass) of tea; was trinken Sie? what would you like to drink?; (bes. Alkohol) auch what’ll you have?, what are you drinking?, what’s your poison? altm. umg., hum.; trinken auf (+ Akk) (jemanden oder etw.) drink to; ich möchte nur etw. trinken (nothing to eat, thank you,) I’d just like s.th. to drink ( oder a drink); möchten Sie schon etwas zu trinken bestellen? would you like (to order) a drink (before your meal)?; darauf müssen wir ( einen) trinken umg. we’ll have to drink to that, that calls for a drink; ich brauch was zu trinken umg. I need a drink, give me a drink; gern einen trinken umg. be fond of ( oder partial to) a drop, like one’s drink ( oder one’s beer etc.); er trinkt keinen Tropfen he doesn’t touch drink ( oder a drop oder it); einen oder etwas trinken gehen go for a drink ( Bier: auch beer oder pint); trinken wir noch was umg. let’s have another drink ( oder one); der Wein lässt sich trinken umg. this wine isn’t (too) bad; positiv anerkennend: auch this is a decent wine; Wohl* * *to drink* * *trịn|ken ['trɪŋkn] pret tra\#nk [traŋk] ptp getru\#nken [gə'trʊŋkn]1. vtto drink; ein Bier, Tasse Tee, Flasche Wein auch to havealles/eine Flasche leer trinken — to finish off all the drink/a bottle
See:→ Tisch2. vito drinkjdm zu trinken geben — to give sb a drink, to give sb something to drink
auf jds Wohl/jdn/etw trinken — to drink sb's health/to sb/to sth
3. vrsich satt trinken — to drink one's fill → volltrinken
See:4. vr imperses trinkt sich gut/schlecht daraus — it is easy/difficult to drink from
* * *1) (to swallow (a liquid): She drank a pint of water; He drank from a bottle.) drink2) (to take alcoholic liquids, especially in too great a quantity.) drink3) (to drink: He's in the bar swigging beer.) swig* * *trin·ken<trank, getrunken>[ˈtrɪŋkn̩]I. vt▪ etw \trinken to drink sthWasser \trinken to drink [or have] some waterkann ich bei Ihnen wohl ein Glas Wasser \trinken? could you give [or spare] me a glass of water [to drink]?möchten Sie lieber Kaffee oder Tee \trinken? would you prefer coffee or tea [to drink]?ich trinke gerne Orangensaft I like drinking orange juice▪ etw zu \trinken sth to drinkgern [mal] einen \trinken (fam) to like a[n occasional] drink[mit jdm] einen \trinken gehen (fam) to go for a drink [with sb]2. (anstoßen)▪ auf jdn/etw \trinken to drink to sb/sthsie tranken alle auf sein Wohl they all drank to his healthII. vi1. (Flüssigkeit schlucken) to drink, to have a drink2. (alkoholische Getränke zu sich nehmen) to drinker ist eigentlich ein netter Mensch, leider trinkt er he's a nice person really, but he likes his drink* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb drinkwas trinken Sie? — what are you drinking?; (was möchten Sie trinken?) what would you like to drink?
2.auf jemanden/etwas trinken — drink to somebody/something
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb drinkeinen Kaffee usw. trinken — have a coffee etc.
3.einen trinken gehen — (ugs.) go for a drink
reflexives Verb* * *ein Bier trinken have a beer;einen Tee trinken have a cup ( oder glass) of tea;was trinken Sie? what would you like to drink?; (besonders Alkohol) auch what’ll you have?, what are you drinking?, what’s your poison? obs umg, hum;trinken auf (+akk) (jemanden oder etwas) drink to;ich möchte nur etwas trinken (nothing to eat, thank you,) I’d just like sth to drink ( oder a drink);möchten Sie schon etwas zu trinken bestellen? would you like (to order) a drink (before your meal)?;darauf müssen wir (einen) trinken umg we’ll have to drink to that, that calls for a drink;ich brauch was zu trinken umg I need a drink, give me a drink;gern einen trinken umg be fond of ( oder partial to) a drop, like one’s drink ( oder one’s beer etc);der Wein lässt sich trinken umg this wine isn’t (too) bad; positiv anerkennend: auch this is a decent wine; → Wohl* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb drinkwas trinken Sie? — what are you drinking?; (was möchten Sie trinken?) what would you like to drink?
2.auf jemanden/etwas trinken — drink to somebody/something
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb drinkeinen Kaffee usw. trinken — have a coffee etc.
3.einen trinken gehen — (ugs.) go for a drink
reflexives Verb* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: trank, getrunken)= to drink v.(§ p.,p.p.: drank, drunk) -
3 Trinkgefäß
n1. Archäologie etc.: drinking vessel* * *Trịnk|ge|fäßntdrinking vessel* * *Trink·ge·fäßnt drinking-vesselich habe keine sauberen \Trinkgefäße I haven't got anything clean to drink out of* * *1. Archäologie etc: drinking vessel -
4 Trinkschale
f (drinking) bowl, (shallow) cup* * *Trịnk|scha|lefdrinking bowl* * *Trinkschale f (drinking) bowl, (shallow) cup -
5 Tasse
f; -, -n cup; bei Mengenangabe: cup(ful); eine Tasse Tee etc. a cup of tea etc.; er hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank umg. he’s not all there, he’s got a screw loose (somewhere), he’s (mildly) gaga; trüb(e) I 6* * *die Tassecup* * *Tạs|se ['tasə]f -, -ncup; (mit Untertasse) cup and saucer; (= Henkeltasse) mug; (= Suppentasse) bowler hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank (inf) — he's a sandwich short of a picnic (Brit inf), he's one card shy of a full deck (US inf)
eine trübe Tasse (inf) — a wet blanket (inf)
hoch die Tassen! (inf) — bottoms up (inf)
* * *(a usually round hollow container to hold liquid for drinking, often with a handle: a teacup; a cup of tea.) cup* * *Tas·se<-, -n>[ˈtasə]f1. (Trinkgefäß) cup2. (Menge einer Tasse) cupeine \Tasse Tee a cup of tea3.* * *die; Tasse, Tassen1) cuptrübe Tasse — (ugs. abwertend) drip (coll.)
2) (Tasse mit Untertasse) cup and saucernicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben — (ugs.) not be right in the head (coll.)
* * *er hat nicht alle Tassen im Schrank umg he’s not all there, he’s got a screw loose (somewhere), he’s (mildly) gaga; → trüb(e) A 6* * *die; Tasse, Tassen1) cuptrübe Tasse — (ugs. abwertend) drip (coll.)
2) (Tasse mit Untertasse) cup and saucernicht alle Tassen im Schrank haben — (ugs.) not be right in the head (coll.)
* * *-n f.cup n. -
6 Becher
m; -s, -1.a) aus Ton, Porzellan, Metall: mug; aus Plastik: beaker, tumbler; aus Glas: glass, tumbler; mit Joghurt: carton;c) zum Würfeln: cup;2. BOT. cup, calix* * *der Becherbeaker; cup; goblet; mug* * *Bẹ|cher ['bɛçɐ]m -s, -1) cup; (old = Kelch) goblet; (= Glasbecher) glass, tumbler; (= esp aus Porzellan, Ton, mit Henkel) mug; (= Joghurtbecher etc) carton, tub; (= Eisbecher) (aus Pappe) tub; (aus Metall) sundae dishein Becher Eis — a tub of ice cream/an ice-cream sundae
2) (BOT = Eichelbecher) cup, cupule (spec)* * *der1) (a large drinking-glass or mug: a beaker of hot milk.) beaker2) (a type of cup with usually tall, more or less vertical sides: a mug of coffee.) mug* * *Be·cher<-s, ->[ˈbɛçɐ]m2. (becherförmige Verpackung) carton, tubein \Becher Eis a carton of ice-cream* * *der; Bechers, Becher (GlasBecher, PorzellanBecher) glass; tumbler; (PlastikBecher) beaker; cup; (EisBecher) (aus Glas, Metall) sundae dish; (aus Pappe) tub; (JoghurtBecher) carton* * *1. aus Ton, Porzellan, Metall: mug; aus Plastik: beaker, tumbler; aus Glas: glass, tumbler; mit Joghurt: carton; für Eis etc: cup; aus Pappe: tub; zum Würfeln: cup; (Kelch) cup, goblet;er hat zu tief in den Becher geschaut umg he’s had one too many2. BOT cup, calix* * *der; Bechers, Becher (GlasBecher, PorzellanBecher) glass; tumbler; (PlastikBecher) beaker; cup; (EisBecher) (aus Glas, Metall) sundae dish; (aus Pappe) tub; (JoghurtBecher) carton* * *- m.beaker n.chalice n.cup n.goblet n.mug n.tumbler n. -
7 Trinkschokolade
f drinking chocolate* * *Trịnk|scho|ko|la|defdrinking chocolate* * *(a sweet or drink made from it: Have a chocolate; a cup of chocolate.) chocolate* * *Trinkschokolade f drinking chocolate -
8 austrinken
* * *aus|trin|kenvti septo finish* * *1) (to finish by drinking: Drink up your milk!) drink up2) finish* * *aus|trin·kenI. vt▪ etw \austrinken to finish sthII. vi to drink up, to finish one's drink* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb drink up* * *austrinken v/t & v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-) (Getränk) drink up, finish; (leeren) empty; (auch Flasche) finish* * *1. 2.intransitives Verb drink up* * *v.to drink up v.
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