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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesbebida
Pronunciation / Transliteration: bebida
"¿Le gustaría alguna bebida?"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A drink of any kind, other than water.
"Hot and cold beverages are available in the lobby."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Old French term 'bevrage', originating from the Vulgar Latin 'biberaticum', meaning 'a drink or money for drink', based on the Latin verb 'bibere' (to drink). It entered the English language in the 14th century, evolving from general drinking customs to specifically denote any potable liquid other than water.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Beverage" is said worldwide
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boisson
Transliteration: boisson
"Voulez-vous une boisson chaude ?"
Getränk
Transliteration: Getraenk
"Möchten Sie ein Getränk?"
bevanda
Transliteration: bevanda
"Gradisce una bevanda?"
bebida
Transliteration: bebida
"¿Le gustaría alguna bebida?"
bebida
Transliteration: bebida
"Gostaria de uma bebida?"
पेय
Transliteration: pey
"क्या आपको कोई पेय चाहिए?"
饮料
Transliteration: yǐnliào
"请问您需要什么饮料？"
음료
Transliteration: eumnyo
"어떤 음료로 드릴까요?"
飲み物
Transliteration: nomimono
"お飲み物はいかがですか？"
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