make merry

英 [meɪk ˈmeri]

美 [meɪk ˈmeri]

尽情欢乐;寻欢作乐

英英释义

verb

• celebrate noisily, often indulging in drinking
  1. The members of the wedding party made merry all night
  2. Let's whoop it up--the boss is gone!
  Synonym:revelracketmake whoopiemake happywhoop it upjollifywassail

双语例句

• Rev. 11:10 And those who dwell on the earth rejoice over them and make merry; and they will send gifts to one another because these two prophets tormented those who dwell on the earth.
  启十一10住在地上的人，就为他们欢喜快乐，彼此馈送礼物，因为这两位申言者曾叫住在地上的人受痛苦。
• I cannot afford to make idle people merry.
  我不能让那些闲散的人快乐的。
• Make thou merry by day and by night.
  日以继夜使你自己欢畅。
• They can choose whether they will appear in a tragedy or in comedy, whether they will suffer or make merry, laugh or shed tears.
  他们可以选择是出现在悲剧还是喜剧里，是遭罪还是享受，笑还是泪水。
• I do not make merry myself for christmas.
  我不会让我的圣诞快乐的。
• Everyone likes to make merry occasionally and enjoy himself.
  每个人都喜欢偶尔作乐以自娱。
• They spend the whole weekend make merry in the nightclub.
  他们整个周末在夜总会尽情欢乐。
• When he's free, he usually goes to the bar to make merry.
  他休息时通常去酒巴作乐。
• There was turkey with stuffing and cranberry sauce, and a few bottles of liquor to make merry. A trauma surgeon told a funny story about operating on a drunk driver in the emergency room.
  有塞满填料和小红莓酱的火鸡，有几瓶叫人高兴的液体，还有一位创伤外科医生说了个关于给急诊室的酒后驾车司机做手术的笑话。
• That ought to make for a very merry Christmas for them.
  他们今年的圣诞节过得可真是凄惨呀。