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1 noun(UNCOUNT) alcool□ m, boissons fpl alcoolisées□ ;∎ bring your own booze apportez à boire;∎ to go on the booze picoler;∎ he's on the booze il picole;∎ she's off the booze elle a arrêté de picolerpicoler►► Australian booze bus = patrouille de police qui arrête des automobilistes au hasard pour leur faire passer l'alcootest -
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booze (inf!) [bu:z]1. nounalcool m• to go on the booze se mettre à picoler (inf !)picoler (inf !)3. compounds* * *1.(colloq) [buːz] noun bibine (colloq) f; ( wine only) pinard (colloq) m2.intransitive verb picoler (colloq) -
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Booze — распространённое разговорное название алкоголя любого вида. Это слово образовалось от среднеанглийского bousen (перебрать лишнего). Некоторые этимологи прослеживают его происхождение от индийского booze (питьё), другие — от турецкого boza (алкогольный напиток, особенно любимый цыганами). Есть и глагол to booze или to go boozing. You won't get much sense out of him. He's been on the booze most of the day. — Ты не добьёшься от него толку. Он пьёт почти весь день. -
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booze ○A n bibine ○ f ; ( wine only) pinard ○ m ; to be on the booze picoler ○ ; he's off the booze ○ il a cessé de picoler.B vi picoler ○. -
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booze [bu:z]разг.1. n1) спиртно́й напи́ток2) попо́йка, пья́нка; запо́й;to be on the booze пья́нствовать
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booze-up[´bu:z¸ʌp] n разг. запой, запивка, пиянски купон. -
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booze cruise ○ n expédition f alcool à gogo, aller-retour m en ferry pour acheter de l'alcool à bas prix à l'étranger. -
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1.(coll.)intransitive verb saufen (derb)2. noun, no pl.(drink) Alkohol, der* * *[bu:z] 1. noun(alcoholic drink: Have you got enough booze for the party?) Alkohol2. verb(to drink alcoholic drinks.) saufen* * *[bu:z]to be off the \booze nicht mehr trinkento be on the \booze saufen derbto go out on the \booze auf Sauftour gehen famto have been boozing all night die ganze Nacht durchgezecht haben* * *[buːz] (inf)1. n(= alcoholic drink) Alkohol m; (= spirits also) Schnaps m; (= drinking bout) Sauftour f (inf)keep off the booze — lass das Saufen sein (inf)
bring some booze — bring was zu schlucken mit (inf)
he's gone back on the booze again — er säuft wieder (inf)
2. visaufen (inf)all this boozing — diese Sauferei (inf)
boozing party — Besäufnis nt (inf)
to go out boozing — saufen gehen (inf)
* * *booze [buːz] umgA v/i saufenB sa) Zeug n (alkoholisches Getränk)b) Sauferei f:go on the booze zu saufen anfangen;be on the booze saufenc) Sauftour f:go on a booze eine Sauftour machend) Besäufnis n* * *1.(coll.)intransitive verb saufen (derb)2. noun, no pl.(drink) Alkohol, der* * *v.saufen v.(§ p.,pp.: soff, gesoffen) -
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выпивка имя существительное: глагол:надираться (get drunk, booze, boose, become drunk, swizzle)напиваться (get drunk, become drunk, lush, swizzle, booze, fuddle) -
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I [buːz]nome colloq. bevanda f. alcolicaII [buːz]verbo intransitivo colloq. bere (alcolici)* * *[bu:z] 1. noun(alcoholic drink: Have you got enough booze for the party?) bevanda alcolica2. verb(to drink alcoholic drinks.) bere smoderatamente* * *[buːz] fam1. nalcolici mpl2. visbevazzare, alzare il gomito* * *booze /bu:z/n. [u] ( slang)1 alcol; alcolici; il bere● to hit the booze, darsi al bere; attaccarsi alla bottiglia.(to) booze /bu:z/v. i.( slang) bere (alcolici); sbevazzare; trincare; fare bisbocciaboozern.1 beone; spugna2 (fam.) bar; pub; bettola; tavernaboozya.1 ubriaco; bevuto; sbronzo* * *I [buːz]nome colloq. bevanda f. alcolicaII [buːz]verbo intransitivo colloq. bere (alcolici) -
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1. noun(alcoholic drink: Have you got enough booze for the party?) alcohol
2. verb(to drink alcoholic drinks.) bebertr[bʊːz]1 familiar mamar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go on the booze irse de farrabooze ['bu:z] n: trago m, bebida f (alcohólica)n.• bebida alcohólica s.f.• borrachera s.f.
I buːzmass noun (colloq) bebida f, trago m (esp AmL fam)
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intransitive verb (colloq) beber, tomar (esp AmL)[buːz]1.N bebida f2.VI (=get drunk) empinar el codo *; (=go out drinking) salir a beber3.VT beber* * *
I [buːz]mass noun (colloq) bebida f, trago m (esp AmL fam)
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intransitive verb (colloq) beber, tomar (esp AmL)
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