beverage

• n. ドリンク

bib（飲む）が語源。

beverage

beverage: [13] Beverage goes back to Latin bibere ‘drink’, from which English also gets imbibe [14], bibulous [17], beer, and probably bibber. From the verb was formed the Vulgar Latin noun *biberāticum ‘something to drink’, and hence, via Old French bevrage, English beverage. The colloquial abbreviation bevvy is at least 100 years old (it has been speculated, but never proved, that bevy ‘large group’ [15] comes from the same source).
=> beer, bevy, bib, bibulous, imbibe

beverage (n.)

mid-13c., from Anglo-French beverage, Old French bevrage, from Old French boivre "to drink" (Modern French boire; from Latin bibere "to imbibe;" see imbibe) + -age, suffix forming mass or abstract nouns.

1. We were obliged，faute de mieux，to drink the local beverage .

もっと良い飲み物がないので、私たちは現地のものを飲むしかありません。

2.Coffee is a fragrant beverage .

コーヒーは香り高い飲み物です。

3.Beer is a beverage of the remotest time.

ビールは最古の飲料である。

4.The tin-free steel has been used for the manufacture of beverage cans.

無錫鋼は飲料缶を製造するために使用されてきた。

5.That considerate lady made the beverage ，and handed it to Mr.Bounderby.

その体のいい貴婦人はその飲み物を作って、ポンデベさんに手で持ってきた。