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Meanings of long drink in English

Russian
long drink
Portuguese
longdrink
Spanish
trago largo

Alcoholic mixed drink with a relatively large volume.

long drink
Usage of long drink in English
1
Sam tilted it back and took a long drink without changing expression.
Hill girl
2
It was Billy's turn to take a long drink of his wine.
Shadow men
3
Ye speak daft. She upended the cup and took a long drink.
Heaven and the heather
4
He took a long drink and I sat down in the car.
An Amiable Charlatan
5
Not the least bit affectionate. He took a long drink and sighed.
Wicked lovely
6
He waited while I pretended to take a long drink of wine.
The Great Book of Amber
7
William took a long drink, passed the bottle back, and sighed deeply.
Hell to pay
8
He reached for his glass of milk and took a long drink.
See Jane Score
9
I took a long drink, replaced the top, and handed it back.
To Die in Italbar
10
He reached out for his own beer and took a long drink.
A fare to remember: just whistle\driven to distraction\taken for...
11
Their bottled beer came, trickling ice-sweat, and each took a long drink.
Lost in translation
12
Ulysses lifted his coffee cup and took a long drink of it.
Way Station
13
I pulled the cork with my pocket-knife and took a long drink.
A Farewell to Arms
14
Julie unscrewed the lid on her canteen and took a long drink.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
15
He took a long drink of his beer and seemed to relax.
Big sky standoff
16
Then he walked down to the stream and took a long drink.
The Forest Monster of Oz
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Translations for long drink
Portuguese
longdrink
Long drink through the time
Long drink across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common