tippler
英 ['tɪplə(r)]
美 ['tɪplɚ]
- tippler (n.)
- late 14c., "seller of alcoholic liquors," of uncertain origin (see tipple). In the sense of "habitual drinker" it dates from 1570s.
- 1. I wouldn't say he's a tippler.
- 我不能说他是个酒鬼.
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- 2. Forget that I am ashamed, the tippler confessed, hanging his head.
- “为了忘掉我的羞愧.”酒鬼忏悔着, 垂下头来.
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- 3. Uncle George was a tippler and often got drunk.
- 乔治叔叔喜欢喝一杯,但是他经常喝醉.
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