n.酒鬼，醉鬼

原形：drunkard复数：drunkards

Unfortunately Mary had married an incurable drunkard.
不幸的是，玛丽嫁了个不可救药的醉鬼。
Tom's father is a drunkard.
汤姆父亲是个酒鬼。
Eric became a skid row type of drunkard.
埃里克变成了那种贫民窟里常见的醉鬼。
The drunkard stumbled out of the bar, barely able to walk straight.
那个醉汉踉跄着从酒吧出来，几乎无法走直线。
His constant drinking turned him into a notorious drunkard in the neighborhood.
他持续不断的酗酒使他在邻里间成了一个臭名昭著的酒鬼。
The drunkard's slurred speech made it difficult for anyone to understand him.
醉汉含糊不清的说话让任何人都难以理解他。
After losing his job, he spiraled into a life of a drunkard, spending his days inebriated.
失业后，他陷入了一种酒鬼的生活状态，终日醉醺醺的。
The drunkard's friends tried in vain to convince him to seek help for his addiction.
醉汉的朋友试图说服他寻求帮助以克服酒瘾，但没有成功。
The old drunkard often shared tales of his youth, when life was simpler and less troubled by drink.
老酒鬼常讲述他年轻时的故事，那时生活更简单，也没那么多酒带来的烦恼。
Despite numerous warnings from his doctor, the drunkard continued to indulge in alcohol.
尽管医生多次警告，那个酒鬼还是继续沉迷于酒精。
The drunkard's family staged an intervention, hoping to make him realize the severity of his problem.
醉汉的家人组织了一次干预，希望让他意识到问题的严重性。
In the novel, the protagonist's descent into alcoholism transforms him from a respected lawyer into a despised drunkard.
小说中，主人公沉溺于酒精，从一名受人尊敬的律师变成了一个被人鄙视的酒鬼。
The drunkard's erratic behavior frightened the passersby on the street late at night.
深夜里，醉汉古怪的行为吓到了街上的行人。