大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 carouse


释义：

carouse vi. 畅饮；欢宴
n. 喧闹的酒会或宴会；一饮而尽
[ 复数 carouses 第三人称单数 carouses 现在分词 carousing 过去式 caroused 过去分词 caroused ]

例句：



They carouse with colleagues and corporate clients till late at night.

他们与同事及公司的客户一同畅饮，直到深夜。



No wonder they drink, smoke, fright, carouse and otherwise engage ininappropriate social behavior.

难怪他们喝酒，抽烟，打架，狂欢作乐或许做出不当的社会行为。



The dozen male actors swagger and bellow and carouse in various newsroom and cop roles.


Is it true they won't let the roughnecks into town to carouse with the locals?


Welfare weds single mothers to the public weal freeing fathers to carouse like feral cats.


When Rolland visits, the two carouse long into the night, drinking Dom Perignon, 1982 Bordeaux and Grand Marnier.


On the other hand, after Carney crashed the crony carouse, look for some of the worst tax favors to be excised in coming years.


As the famously roguish Casanova, Malkovich bears an imperious and occasionally self-mocking air, whether eloquently philosophizing, wading into the action himself, or merely watching his younger self carouse.


You must first get through a communal candlelit dinner of quail and mountainy lamb and white chocolate souffle, washed down by enough wine to make the jugs of the Gods carouse.