英和和英

Drinking alcohol

to drink （wine）―regale oneself with liquor―moisten one's clay

to drink away one's reason

to drink liquor

He goes dry.

You may drink as much as you like

to take a hair of the dog that bit you―cool one's coppers

to drink sake hot

A drunkard is reformed.

drink hard [deep, heavily]

They are revelling―rioting―making merry.

to drink in desperation―drown despair in drink―drown care in wine

to swig liquor―swill liquor

to drink heartily of the wine

I am drinking.

to let one drink―make one drink―regale one with liquor―treat one to liquor―prime one with liquor

Let's have sake.

go on a bender

the habit of drinking alcohol often

Wine takes effect.

to brew sake

to make merry―go on the spree

to get drunk on wine

We have drunk up the wine.

to go on the spree

a hard drinker

Wine maketh glad the heart of man,

We have drunk all the wine―drunk up the wine.

to tipple

to quaff liquor