Pronunciation: /drɪŋk flaɪ ˈlɪmɪt/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 The drink-fly limit on this airline is two beverages per passenger.
A2 The drink-fly limit for the flight attendant is to serve drinks only during designated times.
B1 Passengers should be aware of the drink-fly limit on budget airlines as they may charge for extra beverages.
B2 The drink-fly limit for first class passengers is typically higher than for economy class.
C1 The drink-fly limit for the pilot is regulated by aviation authorities to ensure safety.
C2 The airline has a strict drink-fly limit policy to prevent unruly behavior on board.
verb a word that expresses an action or a state of being
A1 I drink-fly limit myself to one glass of wine at dinner.
A2 She drink-fly limits her caffeine intake to one cup of coffee in the morning.
B1 The doctor advised him to drink-fly limit his alcohol consumption to no more than two drinks per day.
B2 In order to stay healthy, she has decided to drink-fly limit her soda intake to one can per week.
C1 As an athlete, he has to drink-fly limit his energy drink consumption to maintain peak performance.
C2 The nutritionist recommended that she drink-fly limits her sugary drink intake to avoid weight gain.
adjective drink-fly limit
A1 I prefer drinks with a low alcohol content, like drink-fly limit beers.
A2 The airline has a strict drink-fly limit policy to ensure passenger safety.
B1 The bar had a drink-fly limit sign posted to prevent overconsumption.
B2 The new law established a drink-fly limit for pilots to reduce the risk of accidents.
C1 The company implemented a drink-fly limit for all employees attending work events.
C2 The study found that imposing a drink-fly limit at social gatherings reduced alcohol-related incidents.
formal The drink-fly limit for pilots is strictly enforced to ensure safety during flights.
informal Hey, remember to stay under the drink-fly limit if you're planning on flying tomorrow.
slang Don't be dumb and exceed the drink-fly limit, it's not worth the risk.
figurative She felt like she was reaching her own personal drink-fly limit after one too many cocktails.
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