carousing

• 形容一个人参与喧闹、活跃、常常是酗酒狂欢的社交活动。

Describes someone who is engaged in noisy, lively, and often drunken social activity.

1. Drunkenly merrymakingC1informal

   Engaging in noisy, lively, and often drunken festivities or celebrations.

   狂欢的

   • The carousing crowd spilled out of the pub into the street.
   • After the victory, the team spent the night carousing in the hotel bar.
   • The carousing sailors were a common sight in the port town.

   同义词bacchanaliancarousalpartyingriotous

   反义词abstinentrestrainedsobertemperate

• 动词，指与他人一起喧闹地饮酒作乐、纵情狂欢。

A verb meaning to drink alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way.

1. Boisterous merrymakingC1formal

   To engage in lively, noisy, and often drunken celebration or partying.

   狂欢作乐

   • The sailors would carouse in the taverns after months at sea.
   • They caroused until dawn, singing and laughing loudly.
   • The festival crowd caroused through the streets with music and dancing.

   同义词make merryrevelriotroisterwassail

   反义词grievelamentmournsob