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- “酒”用英语怎么说？ - 知乎
这个我有兴趣，来卖弄一些干货。 这里面最大的词是drink，饮料，所有能喝的都叫饮料，可以分成软饮（不含酒精）与酒精饮料。所以对应中文“酒”的词应该是alcoholic beverage或者说booze。 Alcohol的精确意思是酒精，任何含酒精的饮料都是酒，啊！！！这是废话我知道。。。哦，这里还有个词叫ethanol
- booze - WordReference Forums
booze buz Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[booz] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation noun, verb, boozed, booz‧ing Informal –noun 1 any alcoholic beverage; whiskey 2 a drinking bout or spree –verb (used without object) 3 to drink alcohol, esp to excess: He continued to booze until his health finally gave out —Idiom 4 booze it up, to drink heavily and
- Booze it up guzzle - WordReference Forums
"Booze it up" refers only to alcohol "Guzzling" refers specifically to the act of swallowing something, alcoholic or not, in a hurried manner so it means more like excessively swallowing ,while booze it up only refers to alcohol and "drink" a lot of it? their basic meanings are a bit different guzzle is to swallow and booze it up is to drink
- I took a couple of belts of the booze | WordReference Forums
I'm reading Slaughtherhouse five, by Kurt Vonnegut and I don't under the meaning of the word belt in this sentence "I took a couple of belts of the booze I'd brought" I guess he referes to a couple of shots, maybe What do you think?
- booze talking - WordReference Forums
It just means that the person isn't thinking straight, that the alcohol has impaired his her judgement So they don't really mean it when they say foolish or sometimes dangerous things
- will you back me or hack booze? - WordReference Forums
will you back me or hack booze? vote "yes" for prohibition Pour autant que je comprenne la phrase le "or" a valeur de "and" Si mon raisonnement est correct, la traduction serait: Voulez-vous me soutenir ou (et) mettre en pièce l'alcoolisme? Votez oui à la prohibition Qu'en pensent les anglophones?
- BYOB (bring your own booze) - WordReference Forums
Hi all, I understand that BYOB refers to "bring your own booze bottles beer (and bags in the case of a supermarket)" and that BYOB can be BYOB restaurants, BYOB parties and BYOB supermarkets I've just read an article by a Japanese person that says BYOB (party) is rarely used in speech
- lets break out the booze and have a ball - WordReference Forums
Let us break open the crates of alcoholic drink and have a party (have a great time) In the fairy story, Cinderella went to the ball Originally a ball was a formal dance and the women would wear a ball gown The most beatiful girl at an event is called the belle of the ball
- If you hadnt come came home late | WordReference Forums
1) If I hadn't taken away your phone, you would have been still using it I know we use third conditionals to talk about hypothetical situations in the past So can 'still' be used here as I want to say that you'd be using your phone even now 2) "If you hadn't come home late with booze, this
- yelp (slang?) | WordReference Forums
I am watching some American TV series and they use "yelp" without the meaning of "cry", e g : - Come on in - OK, I'll yelp some food The only thing that comes to my mind is the expression "help yourself", like it would be implicit this conversation: - Help yourself get some food - Yes, I
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