Grab a drink meaning in English

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Definition

to grab a drink: to go for a drink, to have a drink idiom
Susie and I are going to grab a drink after work. We're going to try a new pub!
  • "I'll tell you what: If you want to go grab a cup of coffee, that would be fine with me."
  • "Listen, I'm in court on Thursday afternoon in your part of town so I was wondering whether you wanted to grab a quick drink after work?"
  • "Look Quincy, I'm grabbing a beer tonight with a pair of the girls from downstairs."
  • "You want to grab a drink?"
  • "You want to grab a drink after work?"
  • "Philip : So, you wanna grab a drink?"

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