Buvat (en. Drink)
/byvat/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
A container used to hold liquids.
He filled the buvat with water for the party.
Il a rempli le buvat d'eau pour la fête.
A term used in some regions to refer to a small reservoir.
The garden buvat needs to be cleaned after winter.
Le buvat du jardin doit être nettoyé après l'hiver.
A buvat can also refer to a bucket or a container.
Etymology
The word 'buvat' comes from the old French 'bue' which means 'to drink'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have a full buvat
To be filled with water or another drink.
avoir un buvat plein
to empty a buvat
To remove all the contents of a container.
vider un buvat
Related Words
bucket
A container generally used to transport liquids.
seau
jerrycan
A container, often plastic, for liquids.
bidon
Slang Meanings
Synonym for 'to drink' in colloquial language.
We're going to have a buvat before leaving.
On va se faire un buvat avant de partir.
Used to refer to parties where alcohol flows freely.
The evening was a real buvat!
La soirée était un vrai buvat!