Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Beverage"

A: it means when someone has a drink that they like to order most when either drinking alcohol or when having a specific meal.

A: Pricey means expensive. Beverage is drink.
So if we said « les boissons sont chères » in English it would be “the drinks are pricey”

A: Beverage is equivalent to the word “drink”. Basically something you drink.

Sample beverages are water, juice, soda etc.

A: "Beverages" = "Drinks" = Bebidas

A: basically a general word for any kind of drink

A: significa bebeda

A: Natively we don’t usually say beverage, we use the word drink more often. A server at a bar or restaurant may ask “what kind of beverage would you like?” But more commonly they will ask “what would you like to drink?

A: It's so hot! A cold beverage would feel so good right now.

A: Beverage is more commonly used by businesses; "drink" is more common for everyday conversation

A: Beverage is a fancy word. Normally we just say drink.

A: @revinneil they are the same. Drink is used more often and is less formal. Drink can also be a verb but beverage cannot.

I like to drink cold drinks.
I usually drink a beverage at night.

Beverage and drink can refer to both alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks

A: They’re pretty much synonyms, with no real difference in meaning. Just out of the blue, “_A_ drink” as a noun might be more likely to be alcoholic, with the indefinite article, but even that is going to be a fairly slight steer in meaning, and dependent on what else is said in context.

A: @tjstkdn "beverage" is usually formal. Say "Do you want a drink" casually

A: I can answer this one as a former barista and native English speaker!

“I have my own cup.”
or
“Will you put it in this cup, please?”

A: I think it is perfect.
Also possible:
Please don't throw away any unfinished beverages into the box.

A: The first way is probably more correct, but you will usually hear it the second way, which sounds more natural.

A: sounds good or not if so can you make an example sentence with beverage

A: What??

A: I'm not sure I fully understood the paragraph--I think some context would help me--but I will try to help.
"You're now learning how much alcoholic beverages are consumed in the world. Here is a graph that shows the change in the amount of alcohol consumption in 4 countries. Country B shows the least amount of alcohol consumption of the four countries, which was in 1997, but in 2015 it ranks the 2nd highest."

A: There are hot beverages, like coffee, tea, hot chocolate, lattes, and things like that.

A: Perfect! Very good 👍👍 Though if you want to make it even better, you should make the "ge" of "beverage a harder sound (more like a "j" sound)

A: There is (we have) a refrigerator and a vending machine here (in this building).
The prices are the same, but the vending machine keeps drinks colder.

A: If I drink alcohol, I become ugly. My face gets reddish and swells.