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booze
- IPA[bo͞oz]
美式
- alcohol, especially hard liquor
- drink alcohol, especially in large quantities
verb: booze, 3rd person present: boozes, gerund or present participle: boozing, past tense: boozed, past participle: boozed
noun: booze
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名詞
- 1. alcohol, especially hard liquor they turn to booze to beat work pressure
動詞
- 1. drink alcohol, especially in large quantities Michael is trying to quit boozing you used to booze a lot on expensive hard liquor
- a cruise with freely available alcohol: I quit my temp job so I could go on the booze cruise during senior week
Oxford American Dictionary
- a drinking spree: the men had sometimes had Saturday-night booze-ups together
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- an excursion to Europe by ferry, the aim of which is to bring back cheap or tax-free alcohol.
Oxford Dictionary
- a police vehicle containing equipment for the random breath testing of motorists: he then accompanied the officer to a booze bus for a more formal breath test
Oxford Dictionary
- a heavy drinking session: the men had sometimes had Saturday-night booze-ups together
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- a bar or other drinking establishment that operates without an official permit: police are now using a new tactic to combat booze cans and other illegal activities in the city
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- a bar or other drinking establishment that operates without an official permit: police are now using a new tactic to combat booze cans and other illegal activities in the city
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- IPA[buːz]
英式
- alcoholic drink: I wonder where he's hidden his booze
- drink alcohol, especially in large quantities: I expect he's boozing Michael is trying to quit boozing
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