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单词 swig
释义
swig
verb[T]
informal
uk
/swɪɡ/us
/swɪɡ/
-gg-
todrink,especiallybyswallowinglargeamountsin aseriesofsingleactions:
畅饮，痛饮
He was swiggingbeerfrom abottle.
She had been swiggingneatvodkaallevening.
Synonyms
down(EAT)
drink(LIQUID)
gulp
quaffold-fashioned
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to drink
  • drinkWhat would you like to drink?
  • haveI don't let the children have sweet fizzy drinks.
  • sipShe sipped the tea carefully because it was hot.
  • swigHe was swigging milk from the bottle.
  • gulp (down)Stop gulping your water!
  • slurpThe children were eating pizza and slurping lemonade.
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More examples
  • She wasspottedswiggingchampagnein anightclub.
  • He used to swig 25bottlesoflageranight.
  • Everysodaswiggedcontainseightteaspoonsofsugar.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Drinking
  • consume
  • drink
  • drink(something)up
  • drinker
  • drinking
  • drinking fountain
  • drinking water
  • drunk
  • mainline
  • non-consuming
  • non-consumption
  • overindulge
  • overindulgence
  • overindulgent
  • sip
  • skol
  • slurp
  • sup
  • swill
  • wash
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swig
noun[C]
uk
/swɪɡ/us
/swɪɡ/
theactofswallowingalargeamountof adrinkin asingleaction:
Shetooka swig ofwhisky,straightfrom thebottle.
Charlesswirledthedrinkaround in theglassbeforetakinga good swig.
Synonyms
drink(LIQUID)
gulp
More examples
  • Hetakesanother swig of hiswine.
  • She took a swig ofjuicefrom theboxin herhand.
  • Therumwasdrunkin swigsfollowedbysaltandlime.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Drinking
  • consume
  • drink
  • drink(something)up
  • drinker
  • drinking
  • drinking fountain
  • drinking water
  • drunk
  • mainline
  • non-consuming
  • non-consumption
  • overindulge
  • overindulgence
  • overindulgent
  • sip
  • skol
  • slurp
  • sup
  • swill
  • wash
See more results »
(Definition ofswigfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
swig
verb[T]
informal
uk
/swɪɡ/us
/swɪɡ/
-gg-
todrink,especiallybyswallowinglargeamountsin aseriesofsingleactions
畅饮，痛饮

swig| American Dictionary

swig
verb[I/T]
infml
us
/swɪɡ/
-gg-
todrinksomething inlargeswallows

swig

noun[C]us
/swɪɡ/
infml
He took a swig ofcoffee.
(Definition ofswigfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofswig

swig
They are always taking anotherswigat the bottle.
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I never saw anybody taking aswigof liquor with one hand and filling the tank with the other.
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He thought no one was looking, he took aswigand that was it.
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He and the passenger were seen swigging strong alcohol shortly before the accident.
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Despite very obvious notices, warnings and visual checks, a situation can arise in which the driver notices that someone is taking aswig.
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He does not for a second consider whether a policeman will arrest him when he is not wearing his hat or whether he can take an extraswig.
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Do we really want to be a society in which someone who swigs a bottle of water or eats a sandwich in a car can be prosecuted?
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He was captured by a photographer in the act of swigging from the bottle while holding up three fingers to signify the third win.
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When swigging a wine cup the practitioner is really practicing grabbing and striking techniques.
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Gibbs may also have been dismissed from the navy for his drinking, as he is often seen swigging rum from a flask.
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The men only had time to start a pillow fight and attempt aswigfrom one of the empty vodka bottles next to the bed, before they were apprehended.
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Nol took full advantage of this and is reported as swigging champagne with his compatriots in the locker room between rounds at the discus event.
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Muniyandi says a quick prayer before taking a few swigs of rum equally quickly.
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Altman helps her find some snap, but a relaxed, silly snap, as in the cartoon sound she makes when she takes a middayswigof bourbon.
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