Search Terms: *飲*
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Godan-mu verb, transitive verb
1.
to drink, to gulp, to swallow, to take (medicine)(呑む often means swallowing whole, gulping, etc.)
2.
3.
to engulf, to overwhelm
4.
to keep down, to suppress
5.
to accept (e.g. demand, condition)
6.
to make light of, to conceal
Other readings:
呑む【のむ】
、飮む【のむ】[1]
Notes:
- word containing out-dated kanji
Godan-mu verb, transitive verb
1.
to gulp down, to swallow deeply
2.
to understand, to take in, to catch on to, to learn, to digest
3.
to engulf, to swallow up
4.
to be filled with (people), to be crowded
5.
to hold back from saying something, to swallow (one's words)
Other readings:
呑み込む【のみこむ】
、飲みこむ【のみこむ】
、呑みこむ【のみこむ】
、のみ込む【のみこむ】
、飲込む【のみこむ】
、呑込む【のみこむ】
noun, auxillary suru verb
•
food and drink, eating and drinking
Other readings:
飲食【おんじき】[1]
Notes:
- out-dated or obsolete kana usage
noun
•
drunken driving, driving while intoxicated, drinking and driving
noun
•
bar, saloon, pub, tavern, drinking establishment
Other readings:
飲屋【のみや】
、飮み屋【のみや】[1]
、飮屋【のみや】[1]
、呑み屋【のみや】
Notes:
- word containing out-dated kanji
noun
•
(heavy) drinker, drunkard, tippler, boozer
Other readings:
酒呑み【さけのみ】
、酒呑【さけのみ】
Godan-ru verb, transitive verb
•
to go on a pub-crawl, to drink at a round of places
Other readings:
飲みまわる【のみまわる】
Godan-su verb, transitive verb
1.
to make someone drink, to force someone to drink, to let someone drink
2.
to serve (alcohol), to treat someone (to drinks)
3.
to be drinkable (esp. of alcohol), to be palatable
Ichidan verb, transitive verb
1.
to make someone drink, to force someone to drink, to let someone drink
2.
to serve (alcohol), to treat someone (to drinks)
Ichidan verb, intransitive verb
3.
to be drinkable (esp. of alcohol), to be palatable
expression, no-adjective
•
all you can drink, bottomless cup
noun
•
overdrinking, excessive drinking
Other readings:
飲みすぎ【のみすぎ】
、飲過ぎ【のみすぎ】
Godan-su verb, transitive verb
•
to drink up, to drain (cup)
Other readings:
飲干す【のみほす】[1]
、飲み乾す【のみほす】
、飲乾す【のみほす】[1]
、飲みほす【のみほす】
Notes:
- irregular okurigana usage