Significats de imbibe too en anglès

Our host gains entertainment and amusement from his guests if they imbibe too freely, is that it?'

This German beer is an insidious drink, especially in hot weather; but it does not do to imbibe too freely of it.

The Empress imbibed too much strangely flavored local water of life.

Would guess it to be for imbibing too much moonshine at one time.

Peter had imbibed too much of the rationalism of the West to be a persecutor.

Those who had threatened to leave because Eli imbibed too freely were termed Methodists and back-biters.

In the judgments of some persons, he had imbibed too readily the intoxicating beverage of revolutionary France.

She had imbibed too much spirit.

Oh, we'd had incidents before, drummers imbibing too much whiskey, men cheating at cards and getting into fights.

He had, however, at the present moment imbibed too much of Mr. Thorne's champagne to have any inward misgivings.

Woodsman or logger, who had imbibed too freely at the waterfront taverns, sometimes arose and cursed angrily the black-mustachioed villain.

Everyone thought him harmless, though those who had imbibed too much ale in the night often cursed him in the morning.

It is not; the Apostles had imbibed too freely of wine and their dizzy heads imagined all sorts of queer things.

Her arms were free now, but her lined forehead told me she had a headache from imbibing too much with Smaractus the night before.

The soldier drank whisky in order to brace himself for the deed, and fortunately imbibed too much and became so intoxicated that he fell asleep.