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Перевод: binge

[существительное]
кутеж ; выпивка

Тезаурус:

1. So instead of an export binge, the industry is more likely to go straight to offshore production in America and Europe.
2. - Tim Loughton, of Battersea "Now my name's Binge and I like a party, but these parties are something else again."
3. Somewhere further up the scale is the seasonal dieter who goes on a diet in spring to get rid of the Christmas over-indulgence; in summer to get ready for the beach; in autumn to lose the fat gained from too many chips, ice-creams, and Tequila sunrises on holiday; and in early winter to help prepare for the Christmas binge.
4. The bid, made in partnership with Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), the group that made its name in the leveraged buy-out binge of the 1980s, enhances the deal-making reputation of Fleet/Norstar's chairman, Terrence Murray.
5. Even worse than this is if you have a binge on foods you feel are bad for you just before your new regime is due to start.
6. They break their diet, often with a binge.
7. "The moment I got behind the wheel, he went on a binge, and he was in no shape to drive, so I was his chauffeur for three days, three days without sleep.
8. Now, this surge in demand was equally clearly created by the grown-up private sector, not by a government binge.
9. What does the fifth, or tenth, or fifteenth bar of chocolate in a binge really taste like?
10. He called it the "English binge".
11. Right from the beginning the dieter should be learning to eat according to internal hunger cues and not to binge.
12. When you stop a diet is it because you plan to, or do you go suddenly into a binge?
13. One of his pupils, Roger Lancelyn Green, has commented on a letter which Lewis wrote to Warnie describing the "English binge" at Christmas 1931.