vi.豪饮，喝酒，(尤指)狂饮
n.酒精饮料

原形：booze第三人称单数：boozes复数：boozes过去式：boozed过去分词：boozed现在分词：boozing

He had too much booze last night, and now he's nursing a hangover.
他昨晚喝得太多，现在正忍受着宿醉的痛苦。
The party was fueled by an abundance of booze and lively music.
派对在大量的酒精和活泼的音乐中热烈进行。
She decided to cut back on her booze intake for health reasons.
她出于健康原因决定减少酒精摄入。
Booze is often seen as a social lubricant, making it easier for people to connect.
酒精常被视为社交润滑剂，让人们更容易建立联系。
The bar offered a wide selection of premium booze from around the world.
这家酒吧提供来自世界各地的优质烈酒供选择。
He was caught driving under the influence of booze and lost his license.
他因酒后驾车被捕，驾照被吊销了。
Booze can be both a source of joy and a source of sorrow, depending on how it's consumed.
酒精可以是欢乐的来源，也可以是痛苦的来源，取决于人们如何享用它。
In some cultures, drinking booze is an integral part of celebrations and rituals.
在一些文化中，饮酒是庆祝活动和仪式的重要组成部分。
She swears by the medicinal properties of hot toddies, a concoction of booze, honey, and spices.
她坚信热托迪（一种混合酒精、蜂蜜和香料的饮品）具有药用价值。
The government implemented stricter laws to curb underage drinking and reduce the availability of cheap booze.
政府实施了更严格的法律，以遏制未成年人饮酒并减少廉价酒精的供应。