drink in one gulp

'Beber de un trago' is a Spanish phrase that translates to 'drink in one gulp' in English. It is often used to indicate that a drink, often of alcohol, is consumed rapidly and in one continuous action, without pausing to breathe or stop. This term could be used both in a literal context, referring to the action of drinking, or metaphorically, to suggest someone dealing with an experience or situation quickly and all at once.

Example sentences using: beber de un trago

Me gusta beber de un trago cuando tengo sed.

I like to drink in one go when I'm thirsty.

This phrase expresses someone's preference for consuming a drink in a single gulp when they feel thirsty.

Ella decidió beber de un trago la cerveza fría.

She decided to drink the cold beer in one go.

In this example, the phrase indicates that a person chose to drink a cold beer quickly, emphasizing the immediacy of the action.

Después de la carrera, fue un alivio beber de un trago agua fresca.

After the race, it was a relief to drink the fresh water in one go.

This sentence highlights the relief felt after a strenuous activity by consuming fresh water quickly, reflecting a natural response to dehydration.