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意思翻译
adj.狂欢作乐的
v.痛饮狂欢（carouse的现在分词）
n.狂欢作乐
相似词语短语
[url=/enword/20340/]arousing[/url]───adj.振奋人心的；v.激发；萌生，唤醒（arouse的现在分词）
carousingly───狂欢地
callousing───冷酷无情
-rousing───adj.充满活力（或激情）的；激励的，激动人心的；（火）旺的；v.唤醒；激怒（rouse的现在分词）
callusing───形成愈合组织
campusing───露营
[url=/enword/4763/]caressing[/url]───v.抚摸，爱抚；珍爱（caress的现在分词）；n.（长时间的）搂抱
caroling───欢唱；唱圣诞颂歌（carol的现在分词）
carolling───欢乐地唱；唱圣诞颂歌（carol的现在分词）
双语使用场景
young couple was out carousing one evening.───一天晚上，一对年轻夫妇出门痛饮。
A hard-partying playboy has been spoiled by years of carousing.───寻欢作乐的花花公子在多年的放纵后已变得颓废不堪。
They told him to stay home with his wife instead of going out and carousing with friends.───他们告诉他与他的妻子在一起呆在家里，不要出去和朋友们一起痛饮狂欢。
They told him to stay home with his wife instead of going out and carousing with friends.───他们告诉他待在家里陪老婆，不要与朋友出去痛饮。
I don't think the two of you are supposed to be carousing around the angel city any more than I am.───我看啊，你们俩在这天使之城也不见得能比我潇洒到哪儿去。
At least the police are not rigorously enforcing a threatened ban on carousing after 2am.───至少警方没有严格执行扬言要在凌晨2点后禁止狂欢的禁令。
The second patient, Antoine Mauroy, was an active 34-year-0ld who spent some of his time carousing in Paris.───第二个叫安托。马洛的病人，是一个活泼的34岁年轻人，在巴黎度过一段狂欢时间。
And though Chinese students don't drink as much as their American peers, late night carousing is no rarity.───虽说中国学生不像他们的美国同学那样喝那么多酒，但痛饮到深夜也并非少见。
Japan seems a good place to investigate this, since salarymen in Tokyo spend much of their free time carousing with each other.───要研究这个问题，日本似乎是个好地方，因为东京的企业职员把他们的大部分闲暇时间花在了相互寻欢作乐上。
英语使用场景
He says he will have time enough to relax and carouse when he's had a smash hit with his first novel.
After all, it wasn't as if I carousing with the boys every night.
The biographer says nothing of a king's other chief relaxation, the evening carouse.
Soon the only sound came from the carousing in the hall below.
We'd been up carousing till the early hours and were exhausted.
The singing and carousing did not end until after midnight.
We spent Sunday drinking and carousing, clap or no clap.
The pentecostal faith strictly forbids drunkenness, carousing, and infidelity.
They quaffed him carouse.
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