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10 Language-to-English DictionariesHot Drink
/hɒt drɪŋk/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A beverage that is served at a high temperature, typically consumed for warmth or enjoyment.
"On a cold winter day, a cup of hot drink can be very comforting." - 2
Any liquid that is heated before consumption, often including tea, coffee, or hot chocolate.
"She ordered a hot drink to warm up after being outside in the snow."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'hot drink' combines the adjective 'hot', derived from Old English 'hat', meaning having a high temperature, and 'drink', from Old English 'drincan', meaning to consume liquid. The phrase has evolved to refer specifically to beverages served at elevated temperatures, often for comfort or enjoyment.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Hot Drink" is said worldwide
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boisson chaude
Transliteration: bwa-sawn shawd
"Une boisson chaude est parfaite en hiver."
heiße Getränke
Transliteration: haɪsə ɡəˈtrɛŋkə
"Heiße Getränke sind im Winter sehr beliebt."
bevanda calda
Transliteration: beˈvanda ˈkalda
"Una bevanda calda è ideale per riscaldarsi."
bebida caliente
Transliteration: beˈβiða kaˈljente
"Una bebida caliente es perfecta para el invierno."
bebida quente
Transliteration: beˈbidɐ ˈkẽtʃi
"Uma bebida quente é ótima para o frio."
गर्म पेय
Transliteration: garm pey
"सर्दियों में गर्म पेय पीना अच्छा होता है।"
热饮
Transliteration: rè yǐn
"冬天喝热饮很舒服。"
뜨거운 음료
Transliteration: tteugeoun eumryo
"겨울에 뜨거운 음료를 마시는 것이 좋습니다."
ホットドリンク
Transliteration: hotto dorinku
"冬にはホットドリンクが最高です。"
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