booze

英 [buːz]

美 [buːz]

n.  酒精饮料
v.  喝酒; (尤指)狂饮

现在分词：boozing　过去分词：boozed　第三人称单数：boozes　过去式：boozed　

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牛津词典

noun

• 酒精饮料
  alcoholic drink

verb

• 喝酒；（尤指）狂饮
  to drink alcohol, especially in large quantities
  1. He's out boozing with his mates.
     他和他的朋友们喝酒去了。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 酒
  Boozeis alcoholic drink.
  1. ...booze and cigarettes.
     酒和烟
  2. ...empty bottles of booze.
     空酒瓶
• VERB 喝酒
  If peoplebooze, they drink alcohol.
  1. ...a load of drunken businessmen who had been boozing all afternoon.
     一群整个下午都在饮酒的醉醺醺的生意人

英英释义

noun

• an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
  Synonym:liquorspiritshard drinkhard liquorJohn Barleycornstrong drink

verb

• consume alcohol
  1. We were up drinking all night
  Synonym:drinkfuddle

双语例句

• He's going to be a fantastic player if he keeps away from booze and women
  如果能不近酒色，他将成为一名出色的运动员。
• Don't spend it on booze!
  别拿来买酒喝了！
• She knows I can't turn down free booze.
  她知道我无法拒绝免费的酒宴。
• Bearing this in mind I organized several parties and plied my students with booze.
  想到了这一点，我就组织了许多聚会，每次都给我的学生灌酒。
• More sparkled in dapples all over the cases of booze, supplies, and beer kegs.
  更在全情形的斑纹中闪耀豪饮，供应，和啤酒小桶。
• I'm going to bring a bottle of booze to your party.
  我打算带瓶酒参加你们的聚会。
• You have to bring your own booze.
  你需要带自己的酒。
• You're right, we could booze it up.
  你是对的，我们可以纵酒狂欢。
• They will probably bring the same gifts and may even bring their own booze.
  他们也许会带上相同的礼物，甚至可能自己带酒。
• But I could smell the booze on her breath.
  可我能闻到她嘴里的酒气。