What'll it be?

What (food or drink) would you like to order? A: "Hi folks, sorry for the wait. What'll it be?" B: "I'll have the steak, please, and he'll have the burger." A: "Hey Tony, good to see you. What'll it be?" B: "Just the usual for me, Tom." A: "Whiskey and ginger ale, coming right up."

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

What'll it be?

and Name your poison.; What'll you have?; What's yours?

Inf. What do you want to drink?; What do you want?; How can I serve you? (Typically said by a bartender or bar waiter or waitress.) Tom: What'll it be, friend? Bill: I'll just have a ginger ale, if you don't mind. Waitress: What'll you have? Bob: Nothing, thanks.

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

What’ll it be?

interrog. What do you want. (see also What’s yours?.) Okay, Mac, what’ll it be?

What’s yours?

interrog. What (or which) do you want? (see also What’ll it be?.) “What’s yours?” said the bartender.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

What’ll it be?
What’s yours?
What'll you have?
Make mine
make mine (something)
same again
(the) same again
blaze
blazes
blazing

References in periodicals archive

What'll it be? Something light and refreshing, or big and boozy?

A Spot at the Bar

Imagine if on a visit to Barcelona your hosts asked, 'What'll it be? Cappuccino or cockaleekie?'

'The snap of me curtseying before the Queen has been overshadowed by a bread roll'

what'll it be? Belt or bangles, bangles or belt?'; `...Sod it, I'll take 'em all'

You've Been Framed: Martine McCutcheon - All over the shop; Tinseltown's gone to Martine's head. The poor love just can't decide which spangly thing to splash out on next

词组	What'll it be?
释义	What'll it be? What'll it be? What (food or drink) would you like to order? A: "Hi folks, sorry for the wait. What'll it be?" B: "I'll have the steak, please, and he'll have the burger." A: "Hey Tony, good to see you. What'll it be?" B: "Just the usual for me, Tom." A: "Whiskey and ginger ale, coming right up." Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. What'll it be? and Name your poison.; What'll you have?; What's yours? Inf. What do you want to drink?; What do you want?; How can I serve you? (Typically said by a bartender or bar waiter or waitress.) Tom: What'll it be, friend? Bill: I'll just have a ginger ale, if you don't mind. Waitress: What'll you have? Bob: Nothing, thanks. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. What’ll it be? interrog. What do you want. (see also What’s yours?.) Okay, Mac, what’ll it be? What’s yours? interrog. What (or which) do you want? (see also What’ll it be?.) “What’s yours?” said the bartender. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: What’ll it be? What’s yours? What'll you have? Make mine make mine (something) same again (the) same again blaze blazes blazing References in periodicals archive What'll it be? Something light and refreshing, or big and boozy? A Spot at the Bar Imagine if on a visit to Barcelona your hosts asked, 'What'll it be? Cappuccino or cockaleekie?' 'The snap of me curtseying before the Queen has been overshadowed by a bread roll' what'll it be? Belt or bangles, bangles or belt?'; `...Sod it, I'll take 'em all' You've Been Framed: Martine McCutcheon - All over the shop; Tinseltown's gone to Martine's head. The poor love just can't decide which spangly thing to splash out on next
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