have an alcohol problem

To tend to drink alcohol often and to excess. Yeah, I had an alcohol problem when I was younger—that's why I went to rehab.

have an alcohol problem

and have a drinking problem

Euph. to be a drunkard. He has an alcohol problem. It got so bad that he almost lost his job. If you have a drinking problem, our clinic can help.

See also: alcohol, have, problem

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

alcohol
can't hold (one's) drink
liquor
lush up
smash the teapot
groggery
drunk as a fiddler
fiddler
boozehound
under the influence of alcohol

References in periodicals archive

If you think you may have an alcohol problem, talk about it with your HIV provider.

Almost 1 in 5 people with HIV drinks alcohol despite health problems

Several publications have weitten that Moynihan might have an alcohol problem. In an article last year by David Remnick, The Washington Post took an important step toward a new coverage of drinking.

Governing under the influence; Washington alcoholics: their aides protect them, the media shields them

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释义	have an alcohol problem have an alcohol problem To tend to drink alcohol often and to excess. Yeah, I had an alcohol problem when I was younger—that's why I went to rehab. See also: alcohol, have, problem Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have an alcohol problem and have a drinking problem Euph. to be a drunkard. He has an alcohol problem. It got so bad that he almost lost his job. If you have a drinking problem, our clinic can help. See also: alcohol, have, problem McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: alcohol can't hold (one's) drink liquor lush up smash the teapot groggery drunk as a fiddler fiddler boozehound under the influence of alcohol References in periodicals archive If you think you may have an alcohol problem, talk about it with your HIV provider. Almost 1 in 5 people with HIV drinks alcohol despite health problems Several publications have weitten that Moynihan might have an alcohol problem. In an article last year by David Remnick, The Washington Post took an important step toward a new coverage of drinking. Governing under the influence; Washington alcoholics: their aides protect them, the media shields them
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