Quaff Meaning in English
word
ˈkwɑf
KWAHF
kwˈɒf
KWOFF
释义
To drink something, especially a beverage, quickly or in large amounts, often with enjoyment.
用法与细微差别
"Quaff" is formal and somewhat literary; you rarely hear it in conversation. It suggests enthusiastic or hearty drinking, especially of alcohol. More common verbs are 'drink' or 'gulp' in everyday English.
Spanish: beber a grandes tragos - engullir (líquido)Portuguese (BR): beber em grandes golesPortuguese (PT): beber em grandes golesChinese (Simplified): 豪饮 - 牛饮Chinese (Traditional): 豪飲 - 牛飲Hindi: घूंट भरकर पीनाArabic: يشرب بنهمBengali: গোগ্রাসে পান করা - দ্রুত পান করাRussian: осушать - пить большими глоткамиJapanese: がぶ飲みする - 一気に飲むVietnamese: nốc cạn - uống ừng ựcKorean: 벌컥벌컥 마시다 - 단숨에 마시다Turkish: bir dikişte içmek - kafaya dikmekUrdu: مزے لے کر پینا - گھونٹ گھونٹ پی جاناIndonesian: menenggak - meminum dengan lahap
例句
He quaffed a glass of water after his run.
basic
The knight quaffed his wine at the feast.
basic
After the match, they quaffed cold sodas together.
basic
She grabbed the mug and quaffed her beer in seconds.
natural
On a hot day, nothing feels better than quaffing an icy drink.
natural
He laughed and quaffed another round with his friends.
natural