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1 бухло
1) General subject: bevvy2) Colloquial: booze (I was hungry a lot because booze was more important to my parents than food. Я частенько голодал,поскольку бухло для моих родителей было куда важнее еды.)3) General subject: boose (street language)4) Jargon: alchy, antifreeze -
2 выпивка
1) General subject: bibation (напитки), booze, bub, elbow bending, glass, hooker, libation, potation, refresher, wet, bevvy, alcohol, alcoholic drinks2) Aviation: nosedive5) Obsolete: wassail6) Jocular: nose-dive7) Rare: damp8) Jargon: elbow-bending, jag, nose paint, paint, shambro, shamrock, something damp, something short, souse, spill, wat, neck-oil, Tom, jolt, jug, pot, powder9) Taboo: drop of titty -
3 пиво
1) General subject: October, ale, beer, darby (из Дерби), malt, nappy, she oak, small drink, swipes, tiff, wallop, bevvy, (hipster talk) bronson2) American: suds3) Obsolete: she-oak4) Australian slang: amber fluid, liquid amber, pig's ear, sherbet, sorbet, amber nectar5) Scottish language: yill6) Jargon: a cold one, brew, chaser, skin, slops, soapsuds, brewski ("I love drinking brewskies!"), (то же, что и brewski) brewskies ("I love drinking brewskies!"), kitty litter (A pint of kitty litter please.), pig (Can I buy you a pig?), gary (Give us a pint of gary.), foam (How about some more foam? Как на счёт ещё пива?), apple (I've tried that new apple but I prefer my salmon. Я попробовал новое пиво, но я предпочитаю своё, по крепче.), ooh aah (I’ll have an ooh aah.), froth (Would you like some froth? Не желаете ли какое-нибудь пиво?), skat (You got any pretzels to go with the skat? У вас есть какие-нибудь крендельки к пиву?), neck-oil, gusto (How about another tube of gusto? Как насчёт ещё одной банки пива?), brew-ha, slosh, cold blood, cold coffee, drafty, berpwater, toilet water, barley pop, Tigersweat, fifty-five, gargle, hops, suds sudds, tiger sweat7) Advertising: malt liquor8) Taboo: pigs ear, tiger piss (об. плохого качества)
См. также в других словарях:
bevvy — UK [ˈbevɪ] / US noun [countable] Word forms bevvy : singular bevvy plural bevvies British informal an alcoholic drink … English dictionary
bevvy — /ˈbɛvi/ (say bevee) noun (plural bevvies) Colloquial an alcoholic drink: to down a bevvy or two. Also, bevvie, bevy. {bev(erage) + v + y2} …
bevvy — 1. noun /ˈbɛvi/ a) alcoholic beverage b) beverage, alcoholic beverage 2. verb /ˈbɛvi/ To drink (alcohol) … Wiktionary
bevvy — bev|vy [ˈbevi] n plural bevvies BrE informal [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: beverage] a drink, especially an alcoholic drink ▪ Maybe she d had a few bevvies … Dictionary of contemporary English
bevvy — vb, n British (to take) an alcoholic drink. A predomi nantly working class abbreviation of beverage in use since the 19th cen tury, usually referring to beer. The term gained a new popularity among stu dents, etc. from the end of the 1980s. They… … Contemporary slang
bevvy — [[t]be̱vi[/t]] bevvies N COUNT: usu pl If you have a few bevvies, you have a few alcoholic drinks. [BRIT, INFORMAL] It was just one of those things that happens after a few bevvies … English dictionary
bevvy — n. (British Slang) alcoholic drink … English contemporary dictionary
bevvy — is an alcoholic drink … Scottish slang
bevvy — [ bɛvi] noun (plural bevvies) Brit. informal an alcoholic drink. Derivatives bevvied adjective Origin C19: abbrev. of beverage … English new terms dictionary
bevvy — Noun. A general term for an alcoholic drink. Taken from the word beverage. Cf. bevvied up … English slang and colloquialisms
bevvy — bevvˈy or bevˈy noun (informal) 1. An alcoholic drink 2. A drinking session • • • Main Entry: ↑beverage … Useful english dictionary