| 单词 | booze |
| 释义 | booze (buːz ) Word forms: boozes , boozing , boozed 1. uncountable noun [oft the NOUN] Booze is alcoholic drink. [informal] ...booze and cigarettes. ...empty bottles of booze. Synonyms: alcohol, drink, spirits, juice [informal] 2. verb If people booze, they drink alcohol. [informal] ...a load of drunken businessmen who had been boozing all afternoon. [VERB] Synonyms: drink, indulge, get drunk, tipple boozing uncountable noun He used to be famous for his boozing. Collocations: buy booze The charity also wants a 16 per cent increase in alcohol taxes and more vigorous enforcement to stop underage youngsters buying booze. The Sun (2007) This has been attributed to tougher age controls on buying booze. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And shopkeepers should not accept his money when he wants to buy booze. The Sun (2013) He has been banned from buying booze in the Houses. The Sun (2013) Of course binge drinkers target cheap booze. The Sun (2013) Its report blames cheap booze and calls for higher taxes on alcohol and a minimum price per unit. The Sun (2016) Students we spoke to agreed the campus is gripped by an extreme drinking culture fuelled by cheap booze at Northern prices. The Sun (2017) The proliferation of cheap booze is a major factor. The Sun (2009) The harm done by this easy availability of cheap booze is dramatic and worrying. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Translations: Chinese: 酒, 喝酒 Japanese: 酒, 酒を飲む |
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