Collocation
cold drink
a beverage that is served chilled or at a low temperature
Definition
'cold drink' is a common English collocation. a beverage that is served chilled or at a low temperature
cold + drink
“After the run, I really needed a cold drink.”
Examples
- After the hike, we stopped for a cold drink.
- Can I get a cold drink, please?
- There are cold drinks in the fridge.
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- He handed me a cold drink and a napkin.
- On a hot day, a cold drink feels amazing.
- We packed sandwiches and a cold drink for the train ride.
- The waiter brought a cold drink before taking our order.
- She offered the delivery driver a cold drink while he waited.
- I opened the cooler and grabbed a cold drink for everyone.
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