tippler
tippler — 名詞
- tipplersingular
- tipplersplural
1. a person who has a regular habit of drinking alcohol
酒徒
習慣常常喝酒的人
a person who has a regular habit of drinking alcohol
By his mid-thirties, Caleb had become a heavy tippler after work.
到了三十多歲時,Caleb 幾乎一下班就喝酒,成了個酒徒。
become a heavy tippler
At the village bar, Sofie was known as the quietest tippler in town.
在村裡的酒吧,Sofie 以鎮上最安靜的酒徒聞名。
be known as a tippler
Regular tipplers often sleep badly after late nights at the pub.
酒徒常常因為在酒吧待到很晚而睡不好。
regular tipplers + late nights at the pub
After retirement, Hui turned into a secret tippler who hid bottles in the shed.
退休後,Hui 成了個暗中喝酒的酒徒,把酒瓶藏在工具棚裡。
At family dinners, Eli noticed that his uncle was always the biggest tippler there.
在家庭聚餐時,Eli 發現叔叔總是席上最愛喝酒的那個人。
- heavy tippler
- regular tippler
- secret tippler
- village tippler
- teetotaler
a person who does not drink alcohol at all
文法句型
become a tippler
be known as a tippler
a heavy tippler
用法筆記
Often slightly old-fashioned or mildly humorous. It usually suggests a regular drinking habit, not just having alcohol on one occasion.
常見錯誤
同根字
- tipple動詞C2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- heavy tippler
- regular tippler
- social tippler
常用片語
- become a tippler
- be known as a tippler
介系詞搭配
- tippler at the bar
- tippler in the family