No. 3,405 in French
binche
"Binche" is French slang for beer.
In a sentence
Hier soir, j'ai pris une binche avec mes amis au bar.
Last night, I grabbed a beer with my friends at the bar.
Here, 'binche' refers colloquially to 'beer', used in informal situations.
Ce week-end, c'était soirée binche chez mon cousin.
This weekend, it was a beer party at my cousin's place.
In this context, 'binche' indicates a type of event centered around beer consumption.
Après le travail, rien de mieux qu'une bonne binche bien fraîche.
After work, there’s nothing better than a fresh cold beer.
Here, 'binche' describes the concept of enjoying a beer after work, emphasizing its casual and relaxed connotations.
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