英和和英

to drink tea―take tea

the action of tea drinking

have tea

to grind tea

（said of a professional singer, when） she is without an engagement for the evening.

（said of a professional singer or prostitute when） she is without an engagement for the evening.

to pour out the tea―pour the tea into a cup

to make tea

make tea

make tea

to sip tea―sup tea

brewed tea

loose tea

loose tea

the action of pouring tea into a cup or container

the act of making tea and drinking it

Make some tea

making tea

vapid tea

to pass round the tea-cup

milk the tea

a cup of tea

a dark-colored beverage produced by steeping the dried leaves of a certain plant in boiling water, served hot

a cup of tea

to serve tea―offer one tea―（入れて暫く出すのは）―let the tea steep―let the tea draw

fine tea

sweeten tea

to fire tea

tea drunk in the morning

a crony

Drink tea.

Will [Won't] you have some tea?＝Have some tea, won't you?

Have a cup of tea, won't you?

Have some tea, won't you?

I'll make tea for you.

Come and have tea with me.

Please give me a cup of tea.

Tea, please.

eat and drink

Bring tea.

Let's have some tea.

Tea, please.

Drink tea with milk.

I'll make tea for you.

Please clear away the tea things.

Have some tea.

I want to have some tea.

pour [send]…down one's throat …

Drink your juice.

Have a drink.

You drink tea.

Two teas, please.

Would you like to have a cup of tea?

Here's your tea.

Give me a shot.

a cup of char

a cup of tea

Won't you have some tea?

cadge for drinks

drink sparely