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Meanings of drinker (drinkers) in English

Catalan
bevedor
Spanish
bebedor

A person who drinks alcoholic beverages (especially to excess)

bevedor
Usage of drinkers in English
1
Conclusions: Heavy alcohol drinkers are at risk for suboptimal long-term weight loss.
Pubmed
2
Cognac, however, is enjoyed straight by both serious and social drinkers alike.
Ebony
3
In addition, mortality risk increased linearly with rising alcohol dose among drinkers.
Pubmed
4
However, very few studies have shown such an association among non-alcohol drinkers.
Pubmed
5
What effect would a minimum price for alcohol have on heavy drinkers?
Radio NZ
6
Back in 2006, researchers thought tea drinkers might have fewer heart attacks.
Wired
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These are, I would imagine, mostly moderate drinkers whose budget is limited.
The Irish Times
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Interpretation: Non-drinkers and heavy drinkers had higher CRP concentrations than moderate drinkers.
Pubmed
9
She said tea drinkers in the UK should not be alarmed though.
Radio NZ
10
They required them-somedrinkers, some not-tosimultaneously perform a difficult memory task.
Wired
11
The effects of awa on the constitution of habitual drinkers are disastrous.
Northern California, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands
12
And are other ways of targeting young drinkers moreinsidious, asks Kathryn Holmquist.
The Irish Times
13
About six percent of New Zealanders were heavy episodic or binge drinkers.
Radio NZ
14
And one in five drinkers do so at least once a week.
The Irish Times
15
This Brown who advertises is one of the hardest drinkers in town.
A Little Florida Lady
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There are few moderate drinkers; it is seldom taken except to excess.
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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Translations for drinkers
Catalan
bevedor
Spanish
bebedor
Drinkers through the time
Drinkers across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common