Definition of alcoholism in English:

alcoholism

noun ˈalkəhɒlɪz(ə)mˈælkəhɔˌlɪzəm

mass noun

Addiction to the consumption of alcoholic drink; alcohol dependency.
he had a long history of depression, drug abuse, and alcoholism
Example sentencesExamples
- Because I think that within medicine there's a bit of a conspiracy of silence about alcoholism.
- She suffered from depression and alcoholism and it took her until the age of 34 to sort herself out.
- Pathologist Dr Al Badri found that Mr Holmes died from cardio respiratory failure and chronic alcoholism.
- Her alcoholism and addiction to cocaine make her paranoid and unpredictable.
- But Chris slipped into alcoholism and became addicted to cocaine and Ecstasy.
- Speaking of genes and drugs, for years there's been a fruitless search for the gene for alcoholism.
- I am much more inclined to think that their alcoholism or addiction has come about as a consequence of their situation.
- Vaillant concludes that we know far more about the clinical course of common cancers than we do of alcoholism.
- There is no suggestion in the evidence that your client suffered from alcoholism, is there?
- Am I going to give them an answer to alcoholism or addiction in a few minutes on television?
- We treat it very much like we would treat alcoholism or drug addiction.
- People with parents who have alcoholism have a greater chance of getting the disease.
- Binge drinking should not be conflated with chronic alcoholism and under-age consumption.
- Many alcoholics will tell you that alcoholism is a disease that rewires the brain.
- The suicide rate is one of the highest in Europe, and there is alcoholism and drug addiction.
- On the practical side was the desire to gain a better deal for people suffering from alcoholism.
- Alcohol abuse is the most common cause of cirrhosis and many people associate the disease with alcoholism.
- There is some evidence that alcoholism of early onset is associated with a defect in serotonin regulation.
- There was no evidence of cigarette smoking and no history of drug abuse or alcoholism.
- Ten years later Glatt founded his unit for alcoholism and drug addiction at St Bernard's.
Synonyms
drunkenness, intoxication, inebriation, tipsiness

Definition of alcoholism in US English:

alcoholism

nounˈalkəhôˌlizəmˈælkəhɔˌlɪzəm

An addiction to the consumption of alcoholic liquor or the mental illness and compulsive behavior resulting from alcohol dependency.
酒精中毒；酗酒
he had a long history of depression, drug abuse, and alcoholism
Example sentencesExamples
- Her alcoholism and addiction to cocaine make her paranoid and unpredictable.
- Speaking of genes and drugs, for years there's been a fruitless search for the gene for alcoholism.
- People with parents who have alcoholism have a greater chance of getting the disease.
- On the practical side was the desire to gain a better deal for people suffering from alcoholism.
- Many alcoholics will tell you that alcoholism is a disease that rewires the brain.
- Pathologist Dr Al Badri found that Mr Holmes died from cardio respiratory failure and chronic alcoholism.
- Am I going to give them an answer to alcoholism or addiction in a few minutes on television?
- There is no suggestion in the evidence that your client suffered from alcoholism, is there?
- We treat it very much like we would treat alcoholism or drug addiction.
- Binge drinking should not be conflated with chronic alcoholism and under-age consumption.
- The suicide rate is one of the highest in Europe, and there is alcoholism and drug addiction.
- Because I think that within medicine there's a bit of a conspiracy of silence about alcoholism.
- But Chris slipped into alcoholism and became addicted to cocaine and Ecstasy.
- Alcohol abuse is the most common cause of cirrhosis and many people associate the disease with alcoholism.
- There is some evidence that alcoholism of early onset is associated with a defect in serotonin regulation.
- Ten years later Glatt founded his unit for alcoholism and drug addiction at St Bernard's.
- There was no evidence of cigarette smoking and no history of drug abuse or alcoholism.
- I am much more inclined to think that their alcoholism or addiction has come about as a consequence of their situation.
- She suffered from depression and alcoholism and it took her until the age of 34 to sort herself out.
- Vaillant concludes that we know far more about the clinical course of common cancers than we do of alcoholism.
Synonyms
drunkenness, intoxication, inebriation, tipsiness

单词	alcoholism
释义	Definition of alcoholism in English: alcoholism noun ˈalkəhɒlɪz(ə)mˈælkəhɔˌlɪzəm mass noun Addiction to the consumption of alcoholic drink; alcohol dependency. he had a long history of depression, drug abuse, and alcoholism Example sentencesExamples Because I think that within medicine there's a bit of a conspiracy of silence about alcoholism. She suffered from depression and alcoholism and it took her until the age of 34 to sort herself out. Pathologist Dr Al Badri found that Mr Holmes died from cardio respiratory failure and chronic alcoholism. Her alcoholism and addiction to cocaine make her paranoid and unpredictable. But Chris slipped into alcoholism and became addicted to cocaine and Ecstasy. Speaking of genes and drugs, for years there's been a fruitless search for the gene for alcoholism. I am much more inclined to think that their alcoholism or addiction has come about as a consequence of their situation. Vaillant concludes that we know far more about the clinical course of common cancers than we do of alcoholism. There is no suggestion in the evidence that your client suffered from alcoholism, is there? Am I going to give them an answer to alcoholism or addiction in a few minutes on television? We treat it very much like we would treat alcoholism or drug addiction. People with parents who have alcoholism have a greater chance of getting the disease. Binge drinking should not be conflated with chronic alcoholism and under-age consumption. Many alcoholics will tell you that alcoholism is a disease that rewires the brain. The suicide rate is one of the highest in Europe, and there is alcoholism and drug addiction. On the practical side was the desire to gain a better deal for people suffering from alcoholism. Alcohol abuse is the most common cause of cirrhosis and many people associate the disease with alcoholism. There is some evidence that alcoholism of early onset is associated with a defect in serotonin regulation. There was no evidence of cigarette smoking and no history of drug abuse or alcoholism. Ten years later Glatt founded his unit for alcoholism and drug addiction at St Bernard's. Synonyms drunkenness, intoxication, inebriation, tipsiness Definition of alcoholism in US English: alcoholism nounˈalkəhôˌlizəmˈælkəhɔˌlɪzəm An addiction to the consumption of alcoholic liquor or the mental illness and compulsive behavior resulting from alcohol dependency. 酒精中毒；酗酒 he had a long history of depression, drug abuse, and alcoholism Example sentencesExamples Her alcoholism and addiction to cocaine make her paranoid and unpredictable. Speaking of genes and drugs, for years there's been a fruitless search for the gene for alcoholism. People with parents who have alcoholism have a greater chance of getting the disease. On the practical side was the desire to gain a better deal for people suffering from alcoholism. Many alcoholics will tell you that alcoholism is a disease that rewires the brain. Pathologist Dr Al Badri found that Mr Holmes died from cardio respiratory failure and chronic alcoholism. Am I going to give them an answer to alcoholism or addiction in a few minutes on television? There is no suggestion in the evidence that your client suffered from alcoholism, is there? We treat it very much like we would treat alcoholism or drug addiction. Binge drinking should not be conflated with chronic alcoholism and under-age consumption. The suicide rate is one of the highest in Europe, and there is alcoholism and drug addiction. Because I think that within medicine there's a bit of a conspiracy of silence about alcoholism. But Chris slipped into alcoholism and became addicted to cocaine and Ecstasy. Alcohol abuse is the most common cause of cirrhosis and many people associate the disease with alcoholism. There is some evidence that alcoholism of early onset is associated with a defect in serotonin regulation. Ten years later Glatt founded his unit for alcoholism and drug addiction at St Bernard's. There was no evidence of cigarette smoking and no history of drug abuse or alcoholism. I am much more inclined to think that their alcoholism or addiction has come about as a consequence of their situation. She suffered from depression and alcoholism and it took her until the age of 34 to sort herself out. Vaillant concludes that we know far more about the clinical course of common cancers than we do of alcoholism. Synonyms drunkenness, intoxication, inebriation, tipsiness
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