swilling

UK
/ˈswɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈswɪlɪŋ/
swillingnoun
swillings
pl
Traducciones
boisson à grandes gorgéesSens courant pour le fait de boire avidement ou en grande quantité.
The swilling of beer at the party was excessive.
La boisson à grandes gorgées de bière à la fête était excessive.
lavuresDéchets liquides ou restes de nourriture donnés parfois au bétail.
The farmer collected the swilling from the kitchen to feed the pigs.
Le fermier a հավաքled les lavures de la cuisine pour nourrir les cochons.
Definiciones
The act of drinking something greedily or in large quantities.
The swilling of beer at the party was excessive.
Waste liquid or food refuse, often used as animal feed.
The farmer collected the swilling from the kitchen to feed the pigs.
swillinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈswɪlɪŋ/
US
/ˈswɪlɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe people or animals that are drinking greedily.
Traducciones
qui boit à grandes gorgéesEmploi descriptif pour quelqu’un qui boit avidement ou en grande quantité.
The swilling patrons drained the kegs before midnight.
Les clients qui boivent à grandes gorgées ont vidé les tonneaux avant minuit.
Definiciones
Drinking greedily or in large quantities.
The swilling patrons drained the kegs before midnight.
swillverb

swilling

Gerund

swilled
Past Simple
swilled
Past Participle
swilling
Gerund
UK
/swɪl/
US
/swɪl/
Traducciones
sifflerFamilier : boire rapidement et goulûment.
He swilled the beer down in one gulp.
Il a sifflé la bière d'un trait.
tourbillonnerSe dit d'un liquide qui se met à bouger ou à clapoter dans un récipient.
The wine swilled around in the glass as he tilted it.
Le vin a tourbillonné dans le verre quand il l'a incliné.
rincerEn versant beaucoup d'eau ou un autre liquide.
She swilled the dirty dishes with water before putting them in the dishwasher.
Elle a rincé la vaisselle sale avec de l'eau avant de la mettre dans le lave-vaisselle.
Definiciones
To drink greedily or in large quantities.
He swilled the beer down in one gulp.
To wash or rinse out by pouring large amounts of water or other liquid over or into it.
She swilled the dirty dishes with water before putting them in the dishwasher.
To cause a liquid to move or splash around within a container.
The wine swilled around in the glass as he tilted it.
swillnoun
Definiciones
A liquid or semi-liquid food waste, often used as feed for pigs.
The farmer collected the swill from the kitchen to feed the pigs.
A large quantity of drink, especially alcohol, consumed quickly or greedily.
After the race, the team celebrated with a swill of beer.
Cheap, inferior, or unpleasant alcoholic drink or beverage.
He couldn't stomach the swill they served at the bar.
swilladjective
Definiciones
Relating to or intended for liquid or semi-liquid kitchen waste used as animal feed (only before a noun).
He emptied the leftovers into the swill bucket.