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Definition of binge-drink in English: binge-drinkverb [no object]Consume an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period of time. if you don't allow alcohol to be served at a stadium, fans will just go out and binge-drink before the game Example sentencesExamples - She highlighted the fact that this year the CDC reported that 1 in 8 women binge-drink three times a month.
- A University of Melbourne study of 400 people presented at the same conference found 7 per cent of men aged over 60 were binge-drinking once a week.
- Although college students commonly binge-drink, according to the institute, 70 percent of binge-drinking episodes involved adults age 26 and older.
- They were alarmed when they saw their daughter had begun to binge-drink.
- Problem drinking is usually thought of in terms of young people binge-drinking in city centres, or people with alcohol dependency.
- A Health Minister last night led calls for a ban on 'dangerous' mobile phone apps that encourage young people to binge-drink.
- "We have a culture where not only is it acceptable to binge-drink, it's a rite of passage," said the Sydney-based global ambassador for the growing online abstinence movement.
- The researchers found, not surprisingly, young adults, aged 18-30, tend to binge-drink more often than those who are aged in their fifties or sixties.
- The report also details the sheer number of adults who binge-drink - 309,100 last year, 165,000 of them frequently.
- She binge-drinks, behaves appallingly and then can't remember what she did the next day.
Synonyms drink alcohol, take alcohol, tipple, indulge
Derivativesnoun Making alcohol more expensive will not modify the behaviours of alcoholics nor binge drinkers. Example sentencesExamples - At some colleges, nearly 70 percent of the students were identified as binge drinkers; at others there were none.
- I was a binge drinker at the weekend in my early 20s - I still drink too much on the odd occasion I go out.
- Binge drinkers are to be shown CCTV of their behaviour in a bid to change their habits and ease pressure on hospitals.
- She admitted she used to be a binge drinker and sometimes got through two bottles of wine a day.
- He does not normally drink much but is a classic binge drinker.
Definition of binge-drink in US English: binge-drinkverb [no object]Consume an excessive amount of alcohol in a short period of time. if you don't allow alcohol to be served at a stadium, fans will just go out and binge-drink before the game Example sentencesExamples - A Health Minister last night led calls for a ban on 'dangerous' mobile phone apps that encourage young people to binge-drink.
- She binge-drinks, behaves appallingly and then can't remember what she did the next day.
- A University of Melbourne study of 400 people presented at the same conference found 7 per cent of men aged over 60 were binge-drinking once a week.
- She highlighted the fact that this year the CDC reported that 1 in 8 women binge-drink three times a month.
- They were alarmed when they saw their daughter had begun to binge-drink.
- Although college students commonly binge-drink, according to the institute, 70 percent of binge-drinking episodes involved adults age 26 and older.
- The report also details the sheer number of adults who binge-drink - 309,100 last year, 165,000 of them frequently.
- Problem drinking is usually thought of in terms of young people binge-drinking in city centres, or people with alcohol dependency.
- The researchers found, not surprisingly, young adults, aged 18-30, tend to binge-drink more often than those who are aged in their fifties or sixties.
- "We have a culture where not only is it acceptable to binge-drink, it's a rite of passage," said the Sydney-based global ambassador for the growing online abstinence movement.
Synonyms drink alcohol, take alcohol, tipple, indulge
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