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subst. \/ˈdrɪŋkɪŋkəmˌpænjən\/svirebror, drikkebror -
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drink.ing-com.pan.ion[dr'iŋkiŋ kəmp'ænjən] n o que bebe com outro, companheiro de copo. -
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s.amigo de tragos, compañero de copas, compañero de tragos. -
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[N]COMPOTOR (-ORIS) (M)CONPOTOR (-ORIS) (M)COMPOTRIX (-ICIS) (F)CONPOTRIX (-ICIS) (F)CONBIBO (-ONIS) (M) -
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tr['drɪŋkɪŋ]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto give up drinking dejar la bebidadrinking and driving→ link=drink-driving drink-driving{drinking companion compañero,-a de copasdrinking fountain fuente nombre femenino de agua potabledrinking water agua potableadj.• bebedor adj.n.• acción de beber s.f.• beber s.m.• bebida s.f.'drɪŋkɪŋmass nouna) ( of liquid) beberb) ( of alcohol)['drɪŋkɪŋ]1. N1) [of any liquid]2) [of alcohol]his drinking caused his marriage to break up — la bebida fue la causa de la ruptura de su matrimonio
I'm not a drinking person — no soy bebedor, no bebo mucho
2.CPDdrinking bout N — juerga f, farra f (LAm) *
drinking chocolate N — chocolate m (bebida)
drinking companion N — compañero(-a) m / f de copas
drinking culture N — cultura f de la bebida
drinking fountain N — fuente f (de agua potable)
drinking problem N —
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to have a drinking problem — tener un problema con la bebidadrinking session N — juerga f, farra f (LAm) *
drinking song N — canción f de taberna
drinking straw N — pajita f
drinking trough N — abrevadero m, camellón m
drinking water N — agua f potable
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companion [kəm'pænjən]∎ to be employed as a companion to sb être employé pour tenir compagnie à qn;∎ a travelling companion un compagnon de voyage;∎ a drinking companion un compagnon de bistrot;∎ companions in arms/distress compagnons mpl d'armes/d'infortune(b) (one of pair) pendant m;∎ to be a companion to sth faire pendant à qch(c) (handbook) manuel m(d) (in titles) compagnon m;∎ Companion to English Literature (title of book) guide m de la littérature anglaise►► Companion of (the Order of) the Bath = distinction honorifique britannique;Companion of (the Order of) the British Empire = distinction honorifique britannique;Companion of Honour = décoration britannique remise aux citoyens qui ont rendu des services à l'État, ≃ chevalier m de la Légion d'honneur;Nautical companion ladder échelle f de commandement;companion volume (book) volume m qui va de pair -
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noun* * *[kəm'pænjən]1) (a person etc who accompanies another person as a friend etc: She was his constant companion in his childhood.) der/die Begleiter/in2) (a helpful handbook on a particular subject: The Gardening Companion.) das Handbuch•- academic.ru/14711/companionable">companionable- companionship* * *com·pan·ion[kəmˈpænjən]I. n1. (person accompanying sb) Begleiter(in) m(f); (associate) Gefährte, Gefährtin m, f, Kamerad(in) m(f) veraltend; ( euph: sexual partner) Liebhaber(in) m(f); ( fig)hunger was his constant \companion er wurde ständig von Hunger geplagtclose \companion enger Freund/enge Freundinconstant \companion ständiger Begleiter/ständige Begleiterindrinking \companion Saufkumpan m famtravelling \companion Reisebegleiter(in) m(f)\companion volume Begleitband m* * *[kəm'pnjən]1. ncompanions in arms — Kampfgefährten pl, Waffenbrüder pl (geh)
travelling/holiday/drinking companion — Reisebegleiter(in) m(f)/Urlaubsgefährte m, -gefährtin f/Zechgenosse m, -genossin f
his elder brother is not much of a companion for him — sein älterer Bruder ist ihm kein richtiger Freund
3) (= one of pair of objects) Pendant nt4) (= lady companion) Betreuerin f5)(= handbook)
"the Gardener's Companion" — "der Ratgeber für den Gartenfreund"2. attrpassend; volume Begleit-they have just brought out a companion set of Dickens — in derselben Reihe ist jetzt eine Dickens-Ausgabe erschienen
* * *companion1 [kəmˈpænjən]A shunger was his daily companion Hunger war sein täglicher Begleiter2. Kamerad(in), Genosse m, Genossin f, Gefährte m, Gefährtin f:companion in arms Waffengefährte;companion in misfortune Leidensgefährte, -genosse3. Gesellschafterin fto zu)5. Handbuch n, Leitfaden m6. Ritter m (unterste Stufe):Companion of the Bath Ritter des Bath-OrdensB v/t jemanden begleitenD adj dazu passend, dazugehörig:companion piece → A 4;companion volume Begleitband mcompanion2 [kəmˈpænjən] s SCHIFF3. Deckfenster n* * *noun* * *n.Begleiter m.Gefährte -n m.Genosse -n m.Gesellschaft f. -
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com·pan·ion [kəmʼpænjən] n1) ( person accompanying sb) Begleiter(in) m(f); ( associate) Gefährte, -in m, f, Kamerad(in) m(f) veraltend;hunger was his constant \companion er wurde ständig von Hunger geplagt;close \companion enger Freund/enge Freundin;constant \companion ständiger Begleiter/ständige Begleiterin;travelling \companion Reisebegleiter(in) m(f)\companion volume Begleitband m -
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drinking ['drɪŋkɪŋ]1 nounfait m de boire;∎ eating and drinking manger et boire;∎ heavy drinking ivrognerie f;∎ I'm not used to drinking je n'ai pas l'habitude de boire;∎ his drinking is becoming a problem le fait qu'il boive devient un problème;∎ it was her drinking that destroyed the marriage c'est son alcoolisme qui a détruit leur mariage;∎ I'm not a drinking man je n'ai pas l'habitude de boire(habits) de buveur; (bout, companion, session) de beuverie►► drinking chocolate chocolat m à boire; (powder) chocolat m en poudre; (hot drink) chocolat m chaud;drinking fountain (in street) fontaine f publique; (in corridor, public conveniences) jet m d'eau potable;drinking laws = lois sur les débits de boissons;drinking song chanson f à boire;drinking straw paille f;drinking trough abreuvoir m;drinking water eau f potable -
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drinking [ˈdrɪŋkɪŋ]► drinking-up time noun (British) dernières minutes pour finir son verre avant la fermeture d'un pub* * *['drɪŋkɪŋ] 1.noun ( of alcohol) consommation f d'alcool2. -
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A n ( consumption of alcohol) consommation f d'alcool ; drinking and driving l'alcool au volant ; there was a lot of drinking at the party on a beaucoup bu à la soirée.B modif [laws] sur l'alcool ; [companion] de beuverie ; a drinking session une beuverie ; you must change your drinking habits vous devez réduire votre consommation d'alcool. -
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['drɪŋkɪŋ] 1.nome (of alcohol) (il) bere (alcolici)2.* * *drinking /ˈdrɪŋkɪŋ/A n. [u]2 il bere alcolici, il consumo di alcol: under-age [teenage] drinking, il consumo di alcol da parte di minori [tra gli adolescenti]; We did a lot of drinking when we were students, bevevamo molto quando eravamo studenti; a campaign to reduce drinking and driving, una campagna contro la guida in stato di ebbrezzaB a. attr.1 che riguarda il bere; sull'uso degli alcolici: drinking laws, leggi sulla vendita e il consumo degli alcolici; I think he may have a drinking problem, penso che potrebbe avere un problema con il bere● drinking bout (o session), grande bevuta □ drinking chocolate, cioccolato in polvere □ drinking games, giochi che comportano il consumo di forti quantità di alcol ( come penitenza) □ drinking fountain, fontanella pubblica □ drinking song, canzone conviviale □ drinking trough, abbeveratoio □ (in GB) drinking-up time, breve tempo concesso per finire le bevande in un pub ( oltre l'orario di chiusura).* * *['drɪŋkɪŋ] 1.nome (of alcohol) (il) bere (alcolici)2. -
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1) General subject: Trojan, compotator, convive, drinking companion, boon-companion, drinking partner2) Colloquial: drinking buddy, drinking pal3) Jargon: elbow-bender -
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m umg.1. Säufer2. boozing mate, Am. drinking buddy* * *Sauf|bru|der (= Kumpan) drinking companion or buddy (esp US inf); (= Säufer) soak (inf), boozer (inf)* * *Saufbruder m umg2. boozing mate, US drinking buddy
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