water
/ˈwɔtər/A clear liquid with no taste or colour that people and animals need to drink.
Example: Can I have a glass of water, please?
A110 words · Beginner
Drinks vocabulary — A1
Drinks vocabulary for everyday beverages, naming water, coffee and juice alongside the cup, glass and ice that come with them at the table.
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10coffee
/ˈkɑfi/A hot, dark drink made from roasted beans that helps people feel awake.
Example:
I can't start my day without a cup of coffee.
juice
/dʒus/A sweet drink made from the liquid squeezed out of fruit.
Example:
She poured a glass of orange juice.
milk
/mɪlk/A white drink that comes from cows, often poured on cereal or into coffee.
Example:
Can you buy a bottle of milk on your way home?
tea
/ti/A hot brown drink made by putting dried leaves in boiling water.
Example:
She drinks a cup of tea every morning.
cup
/kʌp/A small round container with a handle that people drink hot things from.
Example:
She poured the coffee into a clean white cup.
glass
/ɡlæs/A clear container with no handle that people drink cold things from.
Example:
Could I have a glass of cold water, please?
ice
/aɪs/Water that has become hard and very cold.
Example:
Could I have some ice in my drink, please?
beer
/bɪr/A cold drink with alcohol in it, made from grain.
Example:
They ordered two glasses of beer with lunch.
cola
/ˈkoʊlə/a sweet, brown, fizzy drink, often sold in cans or bottles.
Example:
He ordered a cold cola with his burger.
