drink coffee
Consume coffee
Use `drink coffee` for the physical act and `grab a coffee` for a casual social invitation.
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- Consuming a coffee beverage for energy or pleasure.
- A common way to invite someone for a casual chat.
- Used for both the physical act and the social event.
意味
This phrase describes the simple act of drinking a cup of coffee. It is used for the physical action and also for the social event of meeting someone.
主な例文
3 / 6Morning routine
I drink coffee before I start my work.
I consume coffee before starting my tasks.
Meeting a friend
Do you want to drink coffee this afternoon?
Would you like to have coffee with me today?
In a professional break
The team likes to drink coffee during the 10 AM break.
The staff consumes coffee at ten o'clock.
文化的背景
Coffee culture exploded in the late 20th century with the rise of large chains like Starbucks. It transformed from a quick breakfast drink into a social lifestyle. In many Western cities, 'meeting for coffee' is the standard first step for dating or business networking.
The 'Grab' Secret
If you want to sound like a native, use `grab a coffee`. It sounds more active and spontaneous than just `drink`.
Don't 'Eat' Coffee
In some languages, people say 'eat' for soup or medicine. In English, always use `drink` or `have` for coffee.
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- Consuming a coffee beverage for energy or pleasure.
- A common way to invite someone for a casual chat.
- Used for both the physical act and the social event.
What It Means
To drink coffee is more than just swallowing a liquid. It is a daily ritual for millions. It means you are consuming a caffeinated beverage. It often implies taking a break or starting your day. Sometimes, it means you are socializing with a friend. If someone asks to drink coffee, they might want to talk.
How To Use It
You can use it as a simple verb phrase. You can say I drink coffee every morning. You can also use it to invite people. Try saying Let's drink coffee together. It works with different times like drank or drinking. It is very flexible and easy to use. Just remember to add a cup of if you want to be specific.
When To Use It
Use it when you are at a cafe. Use it when you are waking up at home. It is perfect for the office during a break. You can use it in a text to a crush. It works well in business meetings too. It is a universal phrase for any time of day. Most people use it as a social glue.
When NOT To Use It
Don't use it if you are drinking tea. That would be confusing! Avoid using it if the meeting is very formal and serious. In those cases, say have a meeting. Don't say it if you are just buying beans. You must actually consume the liquid. Also, don't use it for cold soda or water.
Cultural Background
In many English-speaking cultures, coffee is a social currency. The coffee break is a protected time at many jobs. In the US, people often drink coffee while walking or driving. In the UK, it is a popular alternative to tea. It represents energy, productivity, and friendship. Modern 'cafe culture' has made this phrase extremely common worldwide.
Common Variations
You will often hear grab a coffee or have a coffee. These are more common in casual speech. Some people say get some joe but that is old-fashioned. You might also hear go for coffee. All of these mean roughly the same thing. Drink coffee is the most direct and clear version.
使い方のコツ
The phrase is universally understood and safe for all levels of formality. Be careful with the verb tense: use `drank` for the past and `drunk` only with helping verbs like 'have'.
The 'Grab' Secret
If you want to sound like a native, use `grab a coffee`. It sounds more active and spontaneous than just `drink`.
Don't 'Eat' Coffee
In some languages, people say 'eat' for soup or medicine. In English, always use `drink` or `have` for coffee.
Coffee is a Meeting
If someone says 'Let's drink coffee,' they often mean 'Let's talk.' You don't even have to order coffee; you can get tea!
例文
6I drink coffee before I start my work.
I consume coffee before starting my tasks.
Describes a daily habit.
Do you want to drink coffee this afternoon?
Would you like to have coffee with me today?
A friendly invitation to hang out.
The team likes to drink coffee during the 10 AM break.
The staff consumes coffee at ten o'clock.
Shows a workplace social habit.
Need to drink coffee now or I will fall asleep!
I must have coffee immediately to stay awake.
Expresses a humorous need for caffeine.
We sat and drank coffee in silence after the news.
We consumed coffee quietly following the announcement.
Used to show a shared quiet moment.
I will drink my coffee here, please.
I want to consume my coffee inside the shop.
Tells the barista you aren't taking it to go.
自分をテスト
Choose the correct verb form for a daily habit.
Every morning, I ___ coffee with sugar.
We use the simple present 'drink' for regular habits.
Complete the social invitation.
Would you like to ___ coffee tomorrow?
In English, we 'drink' liquids like coffee.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Formality of 'Drink Coffee'
Texting a friend
Wanna drink coffee?
Standard daily use
I drink coffee every day.
Polite business setting
Would you care to drink some coffee?
Where to use 'Drink Coffee'
At Home
Drinking coffee in pajamas.
At the Office
A quick coffee break.
On a Date
Getting to know someone.
Studying
Staying awake for exams.
よくある質問
10 問No, that sounds very strange. Always use drink coffee or have coffee because it is a liquid.
It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or your best friend without any problem.
They are almost the same. Have coffee is slightly more common when talking about the social event.
Yes! Whether it is hot or cold, you still drink coffee.
You can say, 'Do you want to go drink coffee?' or 'Let's get some coffee.'
It means you drink coffee while walking or driving, not sitting in the shop.
Yes, it is very common in the UK, though tea is also very popular there.
Yes, adding 'a' makes it refer to one specific cup of coffee.
It is someone who loves to drink coffee every day and prefers it over tea.
Grammatically yes, but culturally people might ask how you will sleep!
関連フレーズ
Grab a coffee
To get a coffee quickly or socially.
Coffee break
A short rest period during work to have a drink.
Cup of Joe
A slang term for a cup of coffee.
Black coffee
Coffee served without milk or cream.
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