hard liquor
英 [hɑːd ˈlɪkə(r)]
美 [hɑːrd ˈlɪkər]
n. 烈性酒；高酒度蒸馏酒
英英释义
noun
- an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
双语例句
- Currently, tax of low-alcohol liquor was evidently higher than that of high-alcohol liquor. Consequently, it was hard to ensure the quality of low-grade liquor products.
目前低度白酒的税赋明显高于高度白酒，量大面广的低档白酒产品质量难以得到保障。 - When the smoke is curling up from the chimney, people who work hard all the year sit around the oven, enjoy bowls of liquor from their own cellar and chatting pleasantly.
炊烟袅袅升起，辛苦了一年的人们，围坐在灶台前，大口喝着自家地窖里酿制的烈酒，开心地聊天。 - Most doctors recommend cutting back on wine, beer, and hard liquor.
许多医生都会建议病人少喝葡萄酒、啤酒和烈性酒等各种酒类。 - 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。 - She drinks wine and beer but no hard liquor.
她喝葡萄酒和啤酒，可是不喝烈性酒。 - The Influence of Ester on Quality of Perfume Hard Liquor
浅析酯对浓香型大曲酒质量的影响 - The federal government hiked the tax on hard liquor.
联邦政府提高了烈性酒的税率。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。