英语词组swill是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

swill

Theme: ALCOHOL

n. liquor.

This swill is awful. Please give me some beer.The swill they serve here is better than you can get elsewhere.

Theme: DRINKING

tr. & in. to drink liquor.

Ted is in his room swilling like a madman.He swilled a whole case of beer yesterday. Isn't he joyful yet?

Theme: DRINKING - PORTION

n. a drink of liquor.

How about a swill out of your glass?Here, you can have a little swill of mine.

Theme: NASTY

n. any nasty food or drink.

Let's go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill.Man does not live by swill alone. Let's go to McDuck's instead.

monkey swill

Liquor that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that monkey swill—it's going to rot your gut! I quite like good whiskey, but not monkey swill like that.

swill

An alcoholic beverage, especially beer, and typically one that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that swill! There's only one pub in this town, and all it serves is swill.

swill down

To drink something in fast, large gulps. Said especially of alcoholic beverages. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He was swilling down wine throughout dinner, and he was nearly incoherent by the time we got to dessert. Let me just swill this down and I'll be ready to go.

swill down with (something)

To aid, follow, or accompany the ingestion of something with large gulps of a particular beverage. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He swilled down the large, unpleasant pills with a large glass of water. We kept swilling down the hot wings with beer, so we were quite drunk by the end of dinner.

swill out

To rinse something out in order to clean or empty it. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "out." Be sure to swill out your cups with water and sterilizing solution after every meal while you're out here. Just swill the glasses from last night out and pour the wine into them.

swill something down

to drink something, especially an alcoholic drink, in great gulps. The guy took a quart of beer and swilled it down in a few seconds. He swilled down a quart of beer.

swill down

1. To drink something quickly: After the toast, we swilled down our beers. I poured a tall glass of orange juice and swilled it down.

2. swill down with To follow the ingestion of something, such as food, with the ingestion of some liquid: We swilled down the hot dogs with beer. I swilled the bitter medicine down with a glass of water.

swill out

To empty or clean something by a flow of water or liquid: After you finish washing the dishes, swill out the sink with water. I swilled the cup out and poured myself a glass of milk.

monkey swill

n. inferior liquor; strong liquor. Where did you get this monkey swill? This would kill a monkey anyway.

swill

1. n. liquor. The swill they serve here is better than you can get elsewhere.

2. n. a drink of liquor. Here, you can have a little swill of mine.

3. tv. & in. to drink liquor. He swilled a whole case of beer yesterday. Isn’t he joyful yet?

4. n. any nasty food or drink. Let’s go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill.

swill-up

n. a drinking bout. There was a swill-up at the frat house last week.

词组	swill
释义	swill Theme: ALCOHOL n. liquor. This swill is awful. Please give me some beer.The swill they serve here is better than you can get elsewhere. Theme: DRINKING tr. & in. to drink liquor. Ted is in his room swilling like a madman.He swilled a whole case of beer yesterday. Isn't he joyful yet? Theme: DRINKING - PORTION n. a drink of liquor. How about a swill out of your glass?Here, you can have a little swill of mine. Theme: NASTY n. any nasty food or drink. Let's go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill.Man does not live by swill alone. Let's go to McDuck's instead. swill noun a drink UK, 2001 phraseswill[swilled, swilled, swilling] swill down 1. swill down sth • *swill sth* down** informal if you swill down a drink, you drink it quickly: He poured himself another glass of beer and swilled it down.■ SIMILAR TO: knock back informal2. swill down sth • *swill sth* down** informal if you swill down food with a drink, you drink something while you are eating it+with They had steak and chips, swilled down with plenty of cheap red wine.3. swill down sth • *swill sth* down** BrE to clean a place, by throwing a lot of water over it: We went outside with buckets of hot water and began to swill down the courtyard. swill out swill out sth • *swill sth* out to clean the inside of something by moving water around in it quickly: Mike poured the soup into bowls then quickly swilled out the pan. The dentist gave me a cup of bright pink liquid and told me to swill my mouth out.■ SIMILAR TO: rinse out, wash out monkey swill Liquor that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that monkey swill—it's going to rot your gut! I quite like good whiskey, but not monkey swill like that. swill An alcoholic beverage, especially beer, and typically one that is particularly unpleasant or low quality. I'll never understand how you can drink that swill! There's only one pub in this town, and all it serves is swill. swill down To drink something in fast, large gulps. Said especially of alcoholic beverages. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He was swilling down wine throughout dinner, and he was nearly incoherent by the time we got to dessert. Let me just swill this down and I'll be ready to go. swill down with (something) To aid, follow, or accompany the ingestion of something with large gulps of a particular beverage. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "down." He swilled down the large, unpleasant pills with a large glass of water. We kept swilling down the hot wings with beer, so we were quite drunk by the end of dinner. swill out To rinse something out in order to clean or empty it. A noun or pronoun can be used between "swill" and "out." Be sure to swill out your cups with water and sterilizing solution after every meal while you're out here. Just swill the glasses from last night out and pour the wine into them. swill something down to drink something, especially an alcoholic drink, in great gulps. The guy took a quart of beer and swilled it down in a few seconds. He swilled down a quart of beer. swill down v. 1. To drink something quickly: After the toast, we swilled down our beers. I poured a tall glass of orange juice and swilled it down. 2. swill down with** To follow the ingestion of something, such as food, with the ingestion of some liquid: We swilled down the hot dogs with beer. I swilled the bitter medicine down with a glass of water. swill out v. To empty or clean something by a flow of water or liquid: After you finish washing the dishes, swill out the sink with water. I swilled the cup out and poured myself a glass of milk. monkey swill n. inferior liquor; strong liquor. Where did you get this monkey swill? This would kill a monkey anyway. swill 1. n. liquor. The swill they serve here is better than you can get elsewhere. 2. n. a drink of liquor. Here, you can have a little swill of mine. 3. tv. & in. to drink liquor. He swilled a whole case of beer yesterday. Isn’t he joyful yet? 4. n. any nasty food or drink. Let’s go over to the ptomaine-domain and get our evening swill. swill-up n. a drinking bout. There was a swill-up at the frat house last week.
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