Definition of brewski in English:

brewski

nounPlural brewskis, Plural brewskies ˈbruːskiˈbro͞oskē

North American informal

A beer.
〈北美，非正式〉一份啤酒，一杯（或瓶、听）啤酒
Example sentencesExamples
- And one of the ironies can be found in the accompanying sound of millions of brewskies being popped in celebration.
- Imagine you had a desire one day to quaff your thirst with a good, strong brewski.
- You just got here and you already sucked down two brewskis.
- Truth be told, though, I could go for a cold brewski right about now.
- You can pay me back by treating me to a few brewskies

Origin

1980s: from brew + a fanciful ending, perhaps after the common Slavonic surname suffix -ski.

Definition of brewski in US English:

brewski

nounˈbro͞oskē

North American informal

A bottle, can, or glass of beer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Truth be told, though, I could go for a cold brewski right about now.
- And one of the ironies can be found in the accompanying sound of millions of brewskies being popped in celebration.
- You just got here and you already sucked down two brewskis.
- Imagine you had a desire one day to quaff your thirst with a good, strong brewski.
- You can pay me back by treating me to a few brewskies

Origin

1980s from brew + a fanciful ending, perhaps after the common Slavonic surname suffix -ski.

单词	brewski
释义	Definition of brewski in English: brewski nounPlural brewskis, Plural brewskies ˈbruːskiˈbro͞oskē North American informal A beer. 〈北美，非正式〉一份啤酒，一杯（或瓶、听）啤酒 Example sentencesExamples And one of the ironies can be found in the accompanying sound of millions of brewskies being popped in celebration. Imagine you had a desire one day to quaff your thirst with a good, strong brewski. You just got here and you already sucked down two brewskis. Truth be told, though, I could go for a cold brewski right about now. You can pay me back by treating me to a few brewskies Origin 1980s: from brew + a fanciful ending, perhaps after the common Slavonic surname suffix -ski. Definition of brewski in US English: brewski nounˈbro͞oskē North American informal A bottle, can, or glass of beer. Example sentencesExamples Truth be told, though, I could go for a cold brewski right about now. And one of the ironies can be found in the accompanying sound of millions of brewskies being popped in celebration. You just got here and you already sucked down two brewskis. Imagine you had a desire one day to quaff your thirst with a good, strong brewski. You can pay me back by treating me to a few brewskies Origin 1980s from brew + a fanciful ending, perhaps after the common Slavonic surname suffix -ski.
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