booze

booze

形容词

boozy

含有酒精的，醉人的

名词

1. 酒精饮料；酒

2. 饮酒狂欢；狂欢作乐

词语辨析

booze 和 drink 都指喝酒，但booze 更加口语化，带有负面色彩，常指过度饮酒而言。

词汇扩充

1. booze up：狂欢作乐，酒宴

2. boozer：酒吧，酒客

3. boozy night：狂欢之夜

近义词

alcohol, liquor, spirits

反义词

abstain, teetotal

柯林斯词典

booze (noun)

1. Drinks, especially alcoholic drinks.
2. An occasion when people drink alcohol and enjoy themselves in a noisy way.

booze (verb)

1. To drink alcohol, especially in large quantities.

牛津词典

booze (noun)

1. Alcoholic drink.

booze (verb)

1. Drink alcohol, especially heavily or in excess.

用法

1. He spent the evening boozing with his friends.
他和朋友们一起喝酒度过了晚上。

2. They went to the local boozer for a few drinks.
他们去了本地的酒吧喝了几杯。

3. We had a boozy night celebrating her birthday.
我们度过了一个酒足饭饱的晚上，庆祝她的生日。

例句

1. He often boozes until he can't walk straight.
   他经常喝到腿都直不起来。
2. She loves a boozy night out with her friends.
   她喜欢和朋友们一起狂欢喝酒。
3. The party turned into a wild booze-up.
   派对变成了一场疯狂的狂欢酒会。
4. He has a reputation as a heavy boozer.
   他以狂饮而闻名。
5. They enjoyed the booze and dancing at the wedding.
   他们在婚礼上享受了酒和舞蹈。
6. We had a few boozes and then called it a night.
   我们喝了几杯酒，然后就收工了。
7. She decided to abstain from booze for a month.
   她决定戒酒一个月。
8. He's been a teetotaler his whole life and never touched a drop of booze.
   他一生都是个禁酒的人，从未沾过一滴酒。
9. They spent the evening boozing and laughing with their friends.
   他们和朋友们一起喝酒、开怀大笑度过了晚上。
10. She woke up with a booze-induced headache the next morning.
    第二天早上，她因为喝酒而头痛欲裂。