のみもの
Meanings
Noun
1. drink; beverage
If we're going to talk, I'd like some drinks and snacks too.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
drink; drinking; spigot; tap (in a cask, etc.); stock market bucketing; bookmaking
thing; object; one's things; possessions; things; something; quality
Examples (43 in total)
Would you like a drink?
Will you give me a drink?
I'd like to order drinks now.
May I have something to drink?
I'll go buy a drink or something.
I'd like something to drink.
Give me something to drink.
My favorite drink is coffee.
Would you like something to drink?
Milk is a popular beverage.
Are you sure there's nothing left to drink?
He needs something to drink.
Do you have anything hot to drink?
I'll bring you something to drink.
Give me something nice to drink.
What we need now is something hot to drink.
I don't like other kinds of drinks.
Is there anything to drink in the refrigerator?
Do you have any non-alcoholic drinks?
This drink tastes sour.
Don't drink caffeinated drinks.
If we're going to talk, I'd like some drinks and snacks too.
My favorite drink is tea.
After taking a bath, I drank some soft drink.
She had nothing else to drink.
"Are the drinks free?" "Only for ladies."
You can get a drink in exchange for this ticket.
I am thirsty. Give me something to drink!
Tom loves ice-cold drinks.
I don't much care for this kind of drink.
Maria's very favorite drink is green tea.
The drinks were served in coconut shells.
I want something cold to drink now.
I'll get something to drink for both of you.
He was kind enough to give me something cold to drink.
I see, so it was a drink in that category.
What do you drink for breakfast? Tea or coffee?
I sat down at the table, had a drink, and let out a sigh of relief.
Um, what would you like to drink after your meal?
I was very thirsty and I wanted to drink something cold.
In Thailand, people use coconuts for food, drinks and toys.
We always serve drinks as a complimentary service like this.
Talk about the weather, the food at the party or your favorite drink.