hangover

英 ['hæŋəʊvə(r)] 美 ['hæŋoʊvər]

• n. 残留物；遗物；宿醉

英英释义

Noun:

1. disagreeable aftereffects from the use of drugs (especially alcohol)

2. an official who remains in office after his term

3. something that has survived from the past;

   "a holdover from the sixties"
   "hangovers from the 19th century"
   

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. His cough is a hangover from a bad illness he had.
   他的咳嗽是一场重病的后遗症。
2. This procedure is a hangover from the old system.
   这样的程序是从旧制度那里沿袭下来的。
3. John is sleeping off the hangover.
   约翰睡了一觉，才从宿醉中醒来。
4. Oh, I can not do my work with this hangover.
   啊，因为宿醉，工作做不下去。

经典引文

• That easily inspired hatred of Germany remained as a hang-over in America.

  出自： L. Denny

词汇搭配

• break in hangover time 插入延尺时间...
• tailing hangover 拖尾影踪
• hangover of orders 变动定货
• suppression hangover time 抑制延迟时间...
• hangover time 闭锁时间
• vacation hangover 度假后遗症
• hang over 笼罩

近反义词

【近义词】

• relic 神圣的遗物
• leftover 剩饭
• aftermath 后果
• aftereffect 余波
• inheritance 遗传
• legacy 遗赠物
• holdover 延期
• katzenjammer 头痛