drink in
Verb
Meaning
be fascinated or spell-bound by; pay close attention to
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Examples
The mother drinks in every word of her son on the stage
A growing concern is that those who work in low-wage service industries, particularly bars and restaurants, won’t be able to take on enough shifts, or may even get laid off, as people practice and avoid going out to eat and drink in crowded areas.
Among those were limiting gatherings of more than 25 people, forbidding customers to eat or drink in the dining room of a restaurant, bar or brewery and closing Alabama’s beaches.
After they chat for a bit, she invites Giuliani for a drink in her hotel bedroom.
Back in the intimate space at Ovations you sit snuggled up against other patrons in club chairs, drink in hand, all focused on the small stage with its phalanx of microphones and a glistening grand piano.
As they say, all things being equal, you will not punish your children by asking them to sleep in the dog’s kennel for wiping out concentrated two-litre drink in less than a week.