outdrink
verb [ T ] (also out-drink) uk/ˌaʊtˈdrɪŋk/ us/ˌaʊtˈdrɪŋk/ outdrank | outdrunk
比别人更能喝
to drink more alcohol than someone else
Every weekend they go out and try to outdrink each other. 每个周末，他们都会出去聚会，力图灌醉对方。
Teenage boys are still outdrinking girls but the gap is reducing.
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- They can really put the alcohol away in this town, so never try to outdrink the locals.
- He is a confirmed drinker and, despite being in his sixties, can outdrink people much younger than he is.
- We used to party hard when we were young and out-drank and out-danced everyone.