drunks

英 [drʌŋks]

美 [drʌŋks]

n.  醉汉; 酒鬼; 酗酒者
drunk的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 喝醉的
  Someone who isdrunkhas drunk so much alcohol that they cannot speak clearly or behave sensibly.
  1. Stewart could not remember exactly why he had done it because he was so drunk...
     斯图尔特记不清他为什么要那样做了,因为他烂醉如泥。
  2. I got drunk and had to be carried home...
     我喝醉了，只好让人把我送回家。
  3. He was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving.
     他因涉嫌酒后驾车而被捕。
• N-COUNT 醉汉,酒鬼;酗酒者
  Adrunkis someone who is drunk or frequently gets drunk.
  1. A drunk lay in the alley.
     一个酒鬼躺在小胡同里。
• ADJ-GRADED 陶醉的;兴奋的;沉醉的
  If you aredrunk witha strong emotion or an experience, you are in a state of great excitement because of it.
  1. They are currently drunk with success...
     他们现在正陶醉于成功之中。
  2. I felt drunk with the excitement of life.
     当时我沉醉于生活中的精彩刺激。
• 
  Drunkis the past participle ofdrink.

双语例句

• The regulars, a group of silent, pretty grisly-looking drunks, never once took their eyes off me.
  那几位常客，一群沉默无语、凶神恶煞般的醉鬼，一刻都没有把目光从我身上拿掉。
• I need to find a bunch of drunks for my son to play with.
  我还必须为我的儿子找到一群愿意同他一起玩耍的痴汉。
• And then for trial in range number of trials, it creates a drunk, and I'm putting the trial as part of the drunk's name, we can make sure the drunks are all different.
  然后再实验的试验范围中，他创建了一个drunk对象，我把实验数，作为这些酒鬼的名字，从而保证每个酒鬼都是不一样的。
• The argument between the two drunks ended in a free-for-all in which about 20 people became involved.
  两个醉汉之间的争论最后发展到由约20人自由参加的讨论。
• Drunks will reform if they are taken to a church.
  把醉汉带到教堂，可以改变他们。
• Drunks have a way of becoming much less troublesome if they are slapped around a little.
  醉汉们要是挨一顿揍会少惹许多麻烦。
• We lost a Mongolian deportee, we had a flat tyre on an aircraft, we had two drunks to deal with and some bags went missing.
  我们丢了一个被驱逐出境的蒙古人，有架飞机的一个轮胎漏了气，有两个酒鬼必须处理，还有些行李包不见了。
• You get a lot of unruly drunks fighting each other.
  有很多无法无天的醉鬼在相互斗殴。
• The Church provides social services, from counselling for drunks and sex-addicts to providing help with transport.
  教会提供从酗酒与性瘾咨询到提供交通帮助的社交服务。
• Bullies and ruffians, swaggerers and drunks occasionally invade these places, but they are never the real danger.
  仗势欺人者和流氓无赖、虚张声势者和醉鬼刚不时侵入这些地方，但他们决非真正的危险。