carouse
US /kəˈraʊz/
UK /kəˈraʊz/
1.
狂欢, 痛饮
to enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way, often involving drinking alcohol
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They spent the night carousing in the local pub.
他们通宵在当地酒吧狂欢。
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The sailors were carousing after their long voyage.
水手们在漫长的航行后正在狂欢。
1.
狂欢, 酒会
a noisy, lively party or drinking session
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They had a wild carouse last night.
他们昨晚进行了一场疯狂的狂欢。
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The sound of their carouse could be heard down the street.
他们的狂欢声在街上都能听到。