binges

英 [ˈbɪndʒɪz]

美 [ˈbɪndʒɪz]

n.  (短时间的)狂热行动，大吃大喝
v.  大吃大喝; 狂欢作乐
binge的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 放纵；无节制
  If you go on abinge, you do too much of something, such as drinking alcohol, eating, or spending money.
  1. She went on occasional drinking binges.
     她偶尔会狂饮一通。
• VERB 放纵；不加节制
  If youbinge, you do too much of something, such as drinking alcohol, eating, or spending money.
  1. I haven't binged since 1986...
     1986年以来我就没有纵情狂欢过。
  2. I binged on pizzas or milkshakes.
     我猛吃了一通比萨或奶昔。

双语例句

• Watch out for addictions such as alcohol and tobacco, as well as overeating or sugar binges and the many other things that people use to numb out in busy times.
  注意提防酒精上瘾或吸烟上瘾，同时也要防止暴饮暴食或是摄入太多糖分以及所有那些人们在忙碌工作时用来麻痹自己的东西。
• Anderson started out on his alcoholic binges at quite an early age.
  安德森很小就开始饮酒作乐了。
• Third, absorbing and understanding the essence of disturbance coefficient ideology, taking the fuzzy math as a tool, the writer binges forward the fuzzy-disturbance method for the hazard space division.
  吸收和领会袭扰系数法的基本思想，基于模糊数学原理，作者进一步提出了袭扰&模糊法（R-F法）用于地质灾害易发性区划。
• Both binges ended badly, as companies sold their stakes at a loss and bolted for home.
  这两次疯狂行为最后的结果都很糟，日本公司低价卖出它们买下的股权，然后溜回了家。
• She went on occasional drinking binges.
  她偶尔会狂饮一通。
• One man binges as a way of accepting the love of his big Italian-American family.
  一位男士将暴饮暴食看成是表示接受来自他的美籍意大利人大家族的爱的方式。
• Does your man disappear on drinking binges for long hours without answering his cell phone?
  你的丈夫是否会消失很久、狂饮一番并且不接手机？
• She binges about once a month and is stone-cold sober the rest of the time.
  她每个月豪饮一次，剩下的时间滴酒不沾。
• They mismanaged their public finances and delayed economic reforms needed to strengthen competitiveness. They tolerated private sector debt binges and reckless bank lending. They let at least one country – Greece – adopt the euro before it was ready.
  是他们对本国财政管理不当，耽误了增强竞争力所必需的经济改革；是他们纵容私人部门的债务狂欢和银行业不计后果的放贷；是他们允许（至少是）希腊在准备就绪之前就启用欧元。
• The English-speaking countries are widely perceived to be down and out after housing binges and financial busts.
  经历过住房热潮和金融崩溃之后，人们普遍认为英语国家将陷于穷困潦倒。