reveller

noun

1. （醉酒）狂欢者
   a person who is having fun in a noisy way, usually with a group of other people and often after drinking alcohol

in AM, use 美国英语用 reveler


1. N-COUNT (常指喝醉后的)狂欢者，寻欢作乐者
   Revellers are people who are enjoying themselves in a noisy way, often while they are drunk.
   1. Many of the revellers are tourists and British day-trippers.
      很多饮酒狂欢的人都是观光客和来一日游的英国旅客。

1. Many of the revellers are tourists and British day-trippers.
   很多饮酒狂欢的人都是观光客和来一日游的英国旅客。
2. A fellow reveller at the gathering said that he overheard the20-year-old actor declare "I love weed" at a private house party in North London.
   这次聚会是在伦敦北区私人住宅里举行的。一位聚会参与人表示，他听到这位20岁的演员在聚会上宣称“我爱大麻”。
3. The town stay packed with reveller most of the night.
   镇上几乎整夜都挤满了寻欢作乐的人。
4. Carroll, as many a late night reveller in Newcastle can testify, is more of a double figures man.
   卡罗尔，就像许多纽卡斯尔街头的嗜酒者一样能证明这句谚语。
5. A reveller dressed as Batman joins the festivities in Trafalgar Square.
   一狂欢者扮成蝙蝠侠加入到特拉法尔加广场的庆祝活动中。

noun

1. a celebrant who shares in a noisy party
   1. the clubs attract revelers as young as thirteen

   Synonym:    revelermerrymaker