binge

美音：[bɪndʒ] 英音：[bɪndʒ]

简单释义：

v.大吃大喝；狂欢作乐

n.寻欢作乐

网络狂闹；狂饮；暴食

变形：

复数：binges 过去分词：binged 现在分词：bingeing

完整释义：

1.欢闹;喝闹酒
2.狂闹
3.社交集会

例句：

Dr Szabo: In the case of binge drinking, we have some indications that this inhibitor effect on inflammation is transient.
酗酒的情况下，我们有一些迹象表明，这种对炎症的抑制效应是一过性的。
Alternatively, Asian governments could encourage their citizens to break savings habits and go on a US-style binge.
另外，亚洲各国政府也可以鼓励本国国民改变储蓄的习惯，进行美国式的过度消费。
I'd deflate a bit and hunker down in anticipation of the next binge.
而我则会收缩一点儿，静静地等着下一顿大餐。
The "binge, " he said, was fueled largely by over-borrowing by both individuals and companies.
之前的狂闹，他说，在很大程度上助长了作为借贷双方的个人和公司。
Its government did not go on a borrowing binge in the past decade; its households and companies did.
在过去的十年里，西班牙政府并没有大量借贷；真正借贷的是国内的家庭和公司。
"But I have no doubt there will be pain down the road" because of the lending binge, he says.
他说，由于放贷量剧增，“我不怀疑在发展之路上会产生阵痛。”
First, it caused interest rates to plunge in southern Europe, encouraging countries like Italy and Greece to go on a borrowing binge.
首先，欧元成立导致南欧国家利率跳水，鼓励意大利和希腊等国大举借债。
In the west, binge drinking is associated with young men and women spilling out of pubs and clubs in the early hours of the mornings.
在西方，酗酒通常让人想到挤满酒吧的年轻男女，和通宵达旦的俱乐部。

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