tipple

英 [ˈtɪpl]

美 [ˈtɪpl]

n.  含酒精饮料
v.  饮酒

现在分词：tippling　复数：tipples　第三人称单数：tipples　过去分词：tippled　过去式：tippled　

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BNC.22750 / COCA.41067

牛津词典

noun

• 含酒精饮料
  an alcoholic drink
  1. His favourite tipple was rum and lemon.
     他最爱喝的饮料是朗姆酒加柠檬汁。

verb

• 饮酒
  to drink alcohol

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 常喝的酒
  A person'stippleis the alcoholic drink that they usually drink.
  1. My favourite tipple is a glass of port.
     我最喜欢喝的酒是波尔图葡萄酒。

英英释义

noun

• a serving of drink (usually alcoholic) drawn from a keg
  1. they served beer on draft
  Synonym:draftdraughtpotation

verb

• drink moderately but regularly
  1. We tippled the cognac
  Synonym:bib

双语例句

• Cocktails are once again recognized by modern sophisticates as being the tipple of the suave.
  现代风雅之士再次将鸡尾酒视为柔和的烈酒。
• Judy Garland, he recalls, was also fond of a tipple ( 9).
  据他回忆，茱蒂嘉兰也很喜欢烈性酒。
• Sake and shochu, traditional Japanese drinks that were once derided as old-fashioned and the tipple of boozy middle-aged men, are enjoying a boom among trendy young drinkers.
  米酒和烧酒，这些日本传统的酒类饮料曾是日本中年男性的最爱，而如今，它们已成为时尚泡吧族的新宠。
• Relaxing with her favourite tipple of Bells, she said: 'I put my health down to whisky and cigarettes.
  她最爱喝金铃威士忌，喝酒可以让她放松。她说：我的健康秘诀就是威士忌和香烟。
• My favourite tipple is a glass of port.
  我最喜欢喝的酒是波尔图葡萄酒。
• She is known for her devotion to South Korea's dreamy soap stars, her weakness for a tipple, and her habit of holding her husband's hand on state occasions; the Japanese equivalent of George giving Laura a French kiss on the White House lawn.
  人们都知道，她钟爱迷人的韩剧明星，她有爱杯中物的弱点，她习惯在国事场合牵着丈夫的手；在日本，这就像乔治•布什在白宫草坪上给劳拉一个法式湿吻。
• 'what's your tipple?'said superintendent garroway.
  “你通常喝什么酒？”盖若威警长问道。
• Design of pipe tipple and its application
  管式翻矸架的设计与应用
• His favourite tipple is whisky. How can I tell the difference between Scotch and Bourbon?
  他爱喝的烈酒是威士忌.我怎么能分辨出苏格兰威士忌和波旁威士忌呢？
• Scotch drinkers around the world tend to associate their favourite tipple with success and achievement.
  世界各地喝苏格兰威士忌的人，往往把他们最喜欢的这种烈酒，与成功和成就联系在一起。