booze

UK:  [buːz]

US:  [buz]

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

v.

1.暴饮,痛饮,滥饮(酒)

2.贪杯,经常饮酒

3.酗酒

n.

1.酒

2.暴饮;酒宴

3.铅矿石

1 . That was all she could afford, having blown the rest of her week's paycheck and tips on booze the night before.
那就是她能负担的全部，（因为）她昨晚已经将这个星期剩下的全部薪水和小费都花在喝酒上面了。

2 . Having a bit of booze around may dull their senses a bit, but it keeps them working those long hours.
喝一滴烈性酒可能会让他们的感觉麻木，但是能让他们进行那么长时间的工作。

3 . Also a Mecca for Southern State teenagers who upon finishing school, head north for a week of booze and debauchery.
学校放假后，他们纷纷北上，在那里酗酒、放荡一个星期。

4 . I'm such a wimp that if I downed as much booze as he does, I'd be barfing my guts up nonstop.
我真没用（或，我真窝囊）。如果灌进去和他一样多的酒，我恐怕肠子都要吐出来了。

5 . So after begging his old lady for an hour, George got the OK the go out with the guys as long as he stayed off of the booze.
就这样，苦苦哀求他的老婆子一个小时后，乔治得到许可和伙计们出去，条件是他离酒精远远的。