Definition of meths in English:

meths

noun mɛθs

mass nounBritish informal

Methylated spirit.
〈英，非正式〉甲基化酒精
Example sentencesExamples
- Which is why, I'm pleased to report, in the interests of empathy and investigation, I sit here thoroughly doused in meths, sucking happily on a cuff.
- I bought diesel, petrol, meths, engine oil, kindling and even a light sprinkling of gunpowder.
- It reminded me of nothing quite so much as one of those slightly deranged, wide-eyed tramps whom you might see standing in the middle of the pavement, reading aloud from a torn-up newspaper after he's gulped down a few too many swigs of meths.
- Liz rather cleverly starts a fire using meths from the camping stove and, while Mick is distracted, sneaks in to free Kristy.
- Apparently she didn't walk in a ruler-straight line after a few shots of nasty meths.
- Apparently he was wanted for a series of offences ranging from indecently exposing himself to children to assaults on people who refused to give him money for meths or whatever he used to anaesthetise himself against his life.
- On the other hand you will find, right now, crack, coke, meths, hallucinatory drugs, hashish, marijuana and alcohol.
- You could smell the dental clinic before you got there, a mixture of meths and cleaning fluid that got stronger as you followed the little concrete path up to the door.
- Of course, meths or some kind of strong alcohol-based solution will do the same job.
- Most of my readers can afford meths; our social spheres are widely different.
- On the other hand, you could say that he stands there like some kind of glam-rock geography teacher with a gutful of meths, talking toss at a hundred words a minute.
- And off they went, like lab monkeys on meths sniffing fresh air for the first time.
- He noticed the bottle of meths had no top on it and told us to be careful because it could start a fire. He made us pay for the broken glass, it cost me five shillings.
- Many youngsters consider that drink problems are all about an old man sitting on a park bench downing meths.
- I am sorry to say that such is my desperation for caffeine that I have been forced into drinking cupful after cupful of what is, in all honesty, the coffee equivalent of tramp cider or meths.
- Burning newspaper dowsed in meths or petrol is thought to have been pushed through the front door of the property, destroying the hall and door.
- I will serve meths laced with sugar and botulism at £3.50 a shot.
- Those who value their nasal hair will avoid encouraging the flames with white spirit, petrol, meths and so on.
- Something's bound to happen once we crack the keg of meths…
- The answer, I found, was meths, and with some judicious prodding with a meths-impregnated brush, I soon had an amorphous bunch of coils on the carpet.

单词	meths
释义	Definition of meths in English: meths noun mɛθs mass nounBritish informal Methylated spirit. 〈英，非正式〉甲基化酒精 Example sentencesExamples Which is why, I'm pleased to report, in the interests of empathy and investigation, I sit here thoroughly doused in meths, sucking happily on a cuff. I bought diesel, petrol, meths, engine oil, kindling and even a light sprinkling of gunpowder. It reminded me of nothing quite so much as one of those slightly deranged, wide-eyed tramps whom you might see standing in the middle of the pavement, reading aloud from a torn-up newspaper after he's gulped down a few too many swigs of meths. Liz rather cleverly starts a fire using meths from the camping stove and, while Mick is distracted, sneaks in to free Kristy. Apparently she didn't walk in a ruler-straight line after a few shots of nasty meths. Apparently he was wanted for a series of offences ranging from indecently exposing himself to children to assaults on people who refused to give him money for meths or whatever he used to anaesthetise himself against his life. On the other hand you will find, right now, crack, coke, meths, hallucinatory drugs, hashish, marijuana and alcohol. You could smell the dental clinic before you got there, a mixture of meths and cleaning fluid that got stronger as you followed the little concrete path up to the door. Of course, meths or some kind of strong alcohol-based solution will do the same job. Most of my readers can afford meths; our social spheres are widely different. On the other hand, you could say that he stands there like some kind of glam-rock geography teacher with a gutful of meths, talking toss at a hundred words a minute. And off they went, like lab monkeys on meths sniffing fresh air for the first time. He noticed the bottle of meths had no top on it and told us to be careful because it could start a fire. He made us pay for the broken glass, it cost me five shillings. Many youngsters consider that drink problems are all about an old man sitting on a park bench downing meths. I am sorry to say that such is my desperation for caffeine that I have been forced into drinking cupful after cupful of what is, in all honesty, the coffee equivalent of tramp cider or meths. Burning newspaper dowsed in meths or petrol is thought to have been pushed through the front door of the property, destroying the hall and door. I will serve meths laced with sugar and botulism at £3.50 a shot. Those who value their nasal hair will avoid encouraging the flames with white spirit, petrol, meths and so on. Something's bound to happen once we crack the keg of meths… The answer, I found, was meths, and with some judicious prodding with a meths-impregnated brush, I soon had an amorphous bunch of coils on the carpet.
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