wino

wino

美 [ˈwaɪnoʊ] 　英 [ˈwaɪnəʊ]

• n.（无家可归的）酒鬼
• 网络简冠中；酒鬼叫歪闹；喜爱葡萄酒者

词形变化

复数：winos  

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.	1. 〈美俚〉酒鬼,醉汉

英英解释

n.	1. an insulting word for someone who drinks a lot of alcohol, especially someone who lives on the streets

例句

Ture, all this planning becames moot when the 40-minute trip takes two hours because of a track fire and a wino who gets caught in the door?

老实说，如果半路遇上火灾或遭遇倒在门里的醉汉，40分钟的行程就得花两个小时，原先的这些计划都得泡汤。

The old wino sat down at the counter and ordered twenty-six cents worth of food.

老酒鬼在柜台前坐下，他点了两毛六分钱的食物，他吃的津津有味；

"Maybe they do, " Dex said. "I reckon those wino bastards better stay out of sight or they'll run 'em plumb out of the county. "

“他们可能真的消失了，”戴克斯说到。“我觉得那些酒鬼最好别让我看见，否则他们就给我直接滚出这个国家。”

Breathing a sigh of relief, the wino said, "Thank goodness, I thought I was a cripple. " ?

酒鬼舒了一口气，说，“感谢主，我以为我跛了呢。”

I told you to bring me some good-looking kid, not this fat, sausage-chewing wino.

我让你找个英俊的小伙子，不是这种肥胖嚼香肠的酒鬼。

You paged me because you couldn't handle a few stitches on a wino?

只是简单的缝合你都处理不了还要呼我吗？

You're looking for two Kennington kids who bashed up some old wino.

你在找打死了那个老酒鬼的两个肯宁顿小孩

And then one day I met this wino in a restaurant.

而后的一天，我在一个餐馆里遇到了一位酒鬼。

the wino 's poor befuddled mind; a mind be fogged with drink.

酒鬼的可怜、糊涂的头脑；喝糊涂了的头脑。

That was a good meal. I was eating when this old wino came in. I love winos because they never hurt anyone but themselves.

我正吃着，这个老酒鬼进来了，我对酒鬼没有敌意，因为他们除了伤害他们自己，决不伤害别人。

shyly, a wino sips his wine

小心地，一个醉汉细饮他的酒