(Can I) buy you a drink? Idiom, Proverb

(Can I) buy you a drink?

1. Would you like me to acquirement you an alcoholic beverage? When acclimated actually in this way, this action is usually continued (at an enactment that serves alcohol) to a acquaintance or addition with whom one is advancing a accord of some kind, generally a adventurous one. Hi, I couldn't advice but acquainted you from beyond the room. Can I buy you a drink? Hey, pal, I'd love to bolt up. Buy you a drink?2. Can I accomplish you a drink? In this usage, the byword is acclimated humorously, back the ambience is not a abode area booze is for sale. A: "Buy you a drink?" B: "Ah, I'll aloof accept whatever affectionate of beer you've got in your fridge."Learn more: buy

(Could I) buy you a drink?

1. Lit. Could I acquirement a booze for you? (An action by one person—usually in a bar—to buy a booze for another. Then the two will booze together. Also acclimated with can or may in abode of could.) When Sally and Mary met at the agreed time in the auberge bar, Sally said to Mary, "Could I buy you a drink?"
2. Fig. Could I accomplish you a drink? (A hardly amusing way of alms to adapt and serve addition a drink, as in one's home. Also acclimated with can or may in abode of could.) Bill: Come in, Fred. Can I buy you a drink? I've got wine and beer. Fred: Great. A beer would be fine, thanks.Learn more: buy

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