drunkards

英 [ˈdrʌŋkədz]

美 [ˈdrʌŋkərdz]

n.  酒鬼; 醉鬼
drunkard的复数

柯林斯词典

• 酒鬼;醉鬼;酗酒者
  Adrunkardis someone who frequently gets drunk.

双语例句

• From some of the bars came the sound of horrible laughter. In others, drunkards brawled and screamed.
  有的酒吧里传来吓人的狂叫。另一些酒吧里，醉汉在吵闹和尖叫。
• Without light, they grope in the dark and stagger like drunkards.
  在无光的黑暗中摸索，踉跄犹如醉汉。
• On the Categories of Drunkards in Ancient China
  中国古代酒徒类型的演进
• Though drunkards lie and snore.
  虽然醉鬼酣睡又打呼噜。
• 'Yes, for some,'says a recent study led by health economists at Yale University, which found that job losses can make the fat fatter and the drinkers drunkards.
  耶鲁大学健康经济学家最近领导的一项研究显示，对一些人来讲，的确是这样。这项研究发现，失去工作会让胖人更胖，让饮酒者成为醉鬼。
• Very fat men and drunkards are not good risks.
  很胖的人及酗酒都不是好的被保险人。
• They that sit in the gate speak against me; and I was the song of the drunkards.
  坐在城门口的谈论我。酒徒也以我为歌曲。
• They are either thieves, drunkards, snakes, tigers, malaria, cockroaches, caterpillars, or an English sailor.
  他们不外乎是盗贼、醉汉、毒蛇、老虎、疟疾菌、蟑螂、毛虫，或是英国的水手。
• In previous lives, bacchae were the spirits of gourmands, gluttons, well-meaning drunkards, and others who relished the act of living.
  在他们的前世里，浆果者通常是美食家、暴食者、比较有品的酒鬼，以及其它类型的家伙。
• The drunkards are brawly.
  这些醉鬼在喧哗吵闹。