booze-up 狂飲派對、喝到醉的聚會（英式口語）｜字脈

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A booze-up is a party, or a whole evening, whose real point is drinking a lot of alcohol. It is informal British talk, a bit old-fashioned and ; you hear it from people joking about a big night, not in careful or polite speech. It does not have to be a fancy party — a night in the pub that turns into round after round can be called a booze-up too. Americans are more likely to say binge, , or just a night of heavy drinking. Though actually, people sometimes use it with a shrug, as if the mess is part of the joke: nobody is pretending it will be a quiet evening.
狂飲派對、喝到醉的聚會（英式口語）
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組成A compound of booze (informal for alcohol, or to drink a lot of it) and up, in the same loose pattern as knees-up for a lively party. The word booze itself probably comes from an old Dutch word for drinking heavily.

同家族的字

boozethe informal word for alcohol that this party is built around
boozythe adjective from the same informal word
boozingthe drinking itself, not the party

原始詞典資料1 筆記錄

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booze-upnoun

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informalA session of heavy drinking.

資料來源：英文維基詞典 English Wiktionary（CC BY-SA 4.0）。原文照列，未經改寫。