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tipplers

/ˈtɪplərz/

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noun

酒贩，酒商

(Webster 1913) A seller of alcoholic liquors; keeper of a tippling-house.

Examples :

"In the old west, many tipplers made their living by serving drinks in saloons. "

在旧西部，许多酒商靠在酒吧里卖酒为生。

drink job person business

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noun

酒鬼，嗜酒者

A habitual drinker; a bibber.

Examples :

"The park bench was often occupied by tipplers sharing a bottle in the afternoon. "

公园的长椅下午常常被一些酒鬼占据，他们会一起分享一瓶酒。

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noun

竞翔鸽, 耐翔鸽

A breed of domestic pigeon bred to participate in endurance competitions.

Examples :

"The club members carefully trained their tipplers for the upcoming long-distance flying competition. "

俱乐部成员们为了即将到来的长距离飞行比赛，精心训练他们的耐翔鸽。

animal sport bird

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noun

矿车，翻斗车。

An open wagon with a tipping trough, unloaded by being inverted (used for bulk cargo, especially minerals). A mine car, a lorry.

Examples :

"The tipplers rumbled and swayed as they carried the freshly mined coal towards the sorting facility. "

装满新挖煤炭的翻斗车轰隆隆地摇晃着，驶向分拣设施。

vehicle machine industry technical work

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noun

矿工，煤矿工人

One who works at a tipple.

Examples :

"The long shifts at the coal mine's tipple made the tipplers strong and accustomed to the constant dust. "

在煤矿的选煤厂长时间轮班使得矿工们变得强壮且习惯了持续不断的粉尘。

person job drink