alcoholics

英 [ˌælkəˈhɒlɪks]

美 [ˌælkəˈhɑlɪks]

n.  酒精中毒者; 嗜酒如命者; 酒鬼
alcoholic的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 酗酒者;嗜酒如命的人
  Analcoholicis someone who cannot stop drinking large amounts of alcohol, even when this is making them ill.
  1. He showed great courage by admitting that he is an alcoholic.
     他以极大的勇气承认自己酗酒。
• ADJ-GRADED 酒精的；含酒精的
  Alcoholicdrinks are drinks that contain alcohol.
  1. ...the serving of alcoholic drinks.
     供应含酒精的饮料
  2. ...tea, coffee, and alcoholic beverages.
     茶、咖啡和酒类

双语例句

• Alcoholics cut their lives short by 23 years, while chronic cocaine users lose 34 years, it adds.
  酒鬼则会减少23的寿命，而慢性可卡因食用者最多竟少活34年，该网站补充道。
• You write about the fact that both of your parents were alcoholics.
  你提到父母都是酒精上瘾者。
• When most people think of addictions, drug addicts or alcoholics usually come to mind.
  当大多数人认为成瘾，戒毒或戒酒通常浮现在脑海中。
• The testimonies of ex-television addicts often have the evangelistic overtones of stories heard at Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
  据以前的电视瘾君子的讲述，经常有一些在酒鬼的匿名会上听到的福音传道者的暗示。
• Alcoholics can end up with a shrunken brain, which is linked to dementia.
  饮酒过量者最终会导致大脑萎缩，造成痴呆。
• Many alcoholics can't take it, drop out of AA, and go on to destroy their lives.
  很多酗酒者无法接受，退出了匿名酗酒者聚会，然后继续摧毁自己的生活。
• The study found that some alcoholics had clear personality traits showing up early in childhood
  研究发现一些酗酒者在童年早期就显现出鲜明的人格特征。
• Researchers know that alcoholics tend to have poorer neurocognitive functioning, including decision making, than non-alcoholics do.
  研究者知道酗酒者比不酗酒的人神经认知功能要差，包括决策能力。
• So they did a postmortem analysis of gene expression in the brains of smokers, alcoholics and those who had done both during their lives.
  所以，他们对于吸烟者、酗酒者以及在其生命中对两者都嗜好的人做了大脑中的基因表达的死后解剖分析。
• As you sit in the interview, imagine your fellow recovering alcoholics in there, rooting for you.
  当你参加面试时，想象一下，许多和你一样戒过酒的人都在现场为你加油。