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1 запой
1) General subject: boose, booze, bout, burst, bust, carouse, deep potations, drink, fuddle, hard drinking, lush, spree, binge-drinking (MT), binder (three days binder), binge (уходить в запой), (название помолвки в некоторых регионах) engagement, addiction to alcohol, drinking spree, heavy drinking session, binge-drinking2) Medicine: dipsomania, drinking bout, drinking-bout, methylepsia, methylmania3) Colloquial: soak4) Jargon: fantigue, twister, honk, session, jingle, skate, whooper-up(per), stew, mop, tear, swill-up, foot, jag, joy ride, rip5) American English: souse6) Taboo: piss-up -
2 распитие водки
General subject: a vodka drinking session (Three Polish seamen have been arrested for allegedly staging a drunken mutiny after a vodka drinking session.) -
3 распитие спиртных напитков
alcohol drinks use; an alcohol drinking sessionДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > распитие спиртных напитков
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4 выпивка
ж. разг.1) ( попойка) drinking session; party; booze-up брит.2) собир. ( спиртные напитки) drinks pl; booze sl -
5 беспробудное пьянство
1) General subject: deep drinking, hard drinking, binge drinking2) Colloquial: marathon session3) Law: drunken stuporУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > беспробудное пьянство
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6 пьянка
1) General subject: binge, boose, booze, carousal, kick up, spree, drinking bout (MT), thirst-quench session2) Colloquial: kick-up5) Marketology: binge drinking
См. также в других словарях:
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