booze-up

常見(jiàn)例句

I recall my first taste of booze was as a teenager at a family Christmas season dinner when I was offered a "7 and 7", a cocktail which was a mix of 7-up and bourbon.
我記得第一次碰酒是在少年時(shí)蓡加一個(gè)家庭聖誕晚宴，有人給了我一盃“7加7”雞尾酒，就是七喜加波本酒。
Pushing up beer prices is far more likely to encourage drinkers to swallow even more vodka or dodgy but cheap home-made spirits than to convince them to give up booze altogether.
擡高啤酒價(jià)格衹會(huì)鼓勵(lì)消費(fèi)者更多的消費(fèi)伏特加或是自釀的沒(méi)有質(zhì)量安全保証的酒，而不會(huì)讓他們?nèi)n不酗酒。於是，俄羅斯的龐大的（大部分是本土的）伏特加産業(yè)又可擧盃歡慶了。

Uncertainty over the sale of the state-owned copper mines could cause the kwacha to devalue, however, bringing the cost of a booze-up in Lusaka more in line with the African average.
ECONOMIST: Through a glass, drunkenly
Now it boasts three divisions--ferries, ports and logistics, although most U.K. landlubbers know it solely as a means of doing a "booze cruise"--loading up a hired van with cheap beer and wine from French supermarkets for the festive season.
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