booze

UK
/buːz/
US
/buz/

Translations

boozenoun
boozes
pl
alcoolFamilier, pour parler de boisson alcoolisée, surtout d’alcool fort.
He decided to cut back on the booze after realizing how much he was spending on it each month.
Il a décidé de réduire sa consommation d’alcool après avoir réalisé combien il en dépensait chaque mois.
Additional translations
bitureFamilier, pour l’ivrognerie ou une période de forte consommation d’alcool.
boozeverb
boozed
Past Simple
boozed
Past Participle
boozing
Gerund
UK
/buːz/
US
/buz/
boireFamilier, au sens de boire de l’alcool.
They spent the weekend boozing with friends at the beach.
Ils ont passé le week-end à boire avec des amis à la plage.
Additional translations
se soûlerFamilier, quand l’idée de forte consommation d’alcool est marquée.
Synonyms
drink heavily
consume alcohol
drink (alcohol)
boozeadjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with alcoholic drink (e.g., "booze cruise").
alcooliséQui concerne l’alcool ou des boissons alcoolisées.
They organized a booze cruise for the holiday weekend.
Ils ont organisé une croisière alcoolisée pour le week-end de vacances.

Definitions

boozenoun
Alcoholic drink, especially hard liquor.
He decided to cut back on the booze after realizing how much he was spending on it each month.
A period or habit of drinking alcohol heavily; the activity of drinking alcohol.
After years on the booze, he finally decided to sober up.
boozeverb
To drink alcohol, especially in large quantities.
They spent the weekend boozing with friends at the beach.
boozeadjective
Relating to or intended for alcoholic drink or drinking.
They organized a booze cruise for the holiday weekend.