liquor in English: Strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or vodka. (noun)

Translation

Strong alcoholic drink such as whisky or vodka.

Word origin

From Latin liquor meaning a liquid, from liquere, to be liquid or to flow.

, .

Liquor means the strong drinks, not beer or wine.

America alcoholic .

Liquor is mostly American English; British people say spirits.

stronger .

Strong here means it contains a lot of alcohol.

alcohol

Drinks like beer and wine that can make you drunk, or the substance in them.

drink

To take water or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it.

wine

A drink with alcohol in it, made from grapes.

beer

A cold golden drink with alcohol in it, made from grain and often served in a tall glass.

bottle

A tall container with a narrow top, used to hold water and other drinks.

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