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drink to something
phrasal verb with drinkverbuk /drɪŋk/ us /drɪŋk/drank | drunk
If two or more people drink to something or someone, they hold their glasses up at the same time and then drink from them as a celebration, or to show respect or good wishes: 为…干杯，为…举杯庆贺，为…举杯祝愿
drink to that"Here's to a prosperous future." "I'll drink to that!"“那这么一杯就为了美好的未来吧。”“我愿为此干杯！”
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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abstinence-only
after hoursidiom
bar-hop
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drinking
drinking game
drinking habit
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drinks party
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hangover
imbibe
lash
on the lashidiom
on the pissidiom
out of hoursidiom
outdrink
overdrink
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drink to something/someone | American Dictionary
drink to something/someone
phrasal verb with drinkverbus/drɪŋk/past tensedrankus/dræŋk/ | past participledrunkus/drʌŋk/
(of two or more people) to hold your glasses up, often touch them together, and then drink from them to express your respect or good wishes for something or someone:
Let’s drink to Jessica and wish her well in her new job.
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