hard liquor

英 [hɑːd ˈlɪkə(r)]

美 [hɑːrd ˈlɪkər]

n.  烈性酒；高酒度蒸馏酒

化学

英英释义

noun

• an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
  Synonym:liquorspiritsboozehard drinkJohn Barleycornstrong drink

双语例句

• At the start of the study, they drank, on average, 11 standard drinks daily. That's about two six-packs of beer each day, or two bottles of wine, or a pint of hard liquor.
  研究开始阶段，他们每天饮酒平均为11标准量，约相当于每天一打啤酒或两瓶葡萄酒或一品脱烈性酒。
• A shot of hard liquor, sometimes accompanied by a beer chaser.
  一杯酒一杯烈酒，有时还加上点啤酒。
• The federal government hiked the tax on hard liquor.
  联邦政府提高了烈性酒的税率。
• We gave up hard liquor.
  烈酒我们已经不喝了。
• It is still the key point and hard job for wastewater pollution control of paper industry though the treatment of wheat straw pulping black liquor has achieved considerable successes.
  指出麦草浆黑液污染治理近年虽己取得不少成绩，但它仍是造纸工业废水污染防治的难点及重点。
• It was hard liquor, but he knocked it back in a few seconds.
  那是烈酒，可他几秒钟就喝光了。
• David got hooked on hard liquor as a teenager.
  在十几岁时就喝烈酒成瘾。
• I drink hard liquor after the job.
  我在工作结束后喜欢来一杯烈酒。
• In parts of Europe, the legal drinking age for beer, and sometimes hard liquor, is sixteen.
  在欧洲的部分地区，法律规定饮啤酒和酒精饮料的年龄是十六岁。
• When it comes to drinking, they tend to avoid hard liquor, opting for a glass or two of wine with their meal.
  说到喝酒，他们往往不喝烈酒，而是在进餐时来一两杯葡萄酒。