beber means to drink — a common term in Mexican Slang. Learn how it's used in a real-world example.
📅 Published: September 20, 2025
beber
verb • /[beh-BER]/
to drink
Example:
Me gusta beber agua fría.
I like to drink cold water.
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🧠 What does beber mean?
Beber is a common Spanish verb meaning 'to drink.' While universally understood, in Mexican slang, it can sometimes carry a connotation of drinking alcohol, especially in social contexts. So, while you can use it to talk about drinking anything, be mindful of the context to avoid misunderstandings.
📚 Extra examples
- ¿Quieres beber algo?
Do you want to drink something? - Voy a beber un café.
I'm going to drink a coffee. - Bebimos mucho en la fiesta.
We drank a lot at the party. - No debo beber tanto refresco.
I shouldn't drink so much soda. - ¿Qué vas a beber?
What are you going to drink?
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🔁 Synonyms & opposites of "beber"
Synonyms: tomar, ingerir
💡 Did You Know?
In some Latin American countries, like Mexico, 'beber' can sometimes be used as a friendly invitation to have alcoholic drinks together, similar to 'let's grab a drink' in English.
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