alcoholism

UK:  ['ælkəhɒl.ɪz(ə)m]

US:  ['ælkəhɔ.lɪzəm]

n.

1.酒精中毒

2.静轮卸兢

1 . Rampant alcoholism is nothing new, and Russian governments since the Middle Ages have introduced liquor taxes to reduce drinking rates.
大肆饮酒并不新鲜。从中世纪以来，俄国政府就已引入酒税来降低酗酒率。

2 . Fischl's suburban upbringing provided him with a backdrop of alcoholism and a country club culture obsessed with image over content.
美国郊区的成长经历为费舍尔的作品提供了一个酗酒盛行、浮华不实的乡村俱乐部文化的创作背景。

3 . As having honestyand integrity and was a committed family man. His wife Betty had battled alcoholism and founded the Betty Ford Clinics.
福特被认为是一个正直、诚实和忠于家庭的男人。他的妻子贝蒂曾致力于反对酗。

4 . One person might be driven to chronic depression, or to alcoholism, another to suicide, another to drug use leading to chronic hepatitis.
有人可能因此而患上慢性忧郁症或酒精中毒，有人会自杀，还有人会因药物滥用而患上慢性肝炎。

5 . "There is no proper teaching on how alcohol can be dangerous, so no one knows alcoholism as a disease, " he said.
他说：“喝酒可能带来危险，但这方面的教育不到位，所以没有人把酒精中毒当成疾病。”