n. 〔古语〕宴会，欢宴；宴会的祝酒。 vi. 干杯；祝酒；欢宴；痛饮。 vt. 为…干杯，向…祝酒。
Example Sentences:
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Wassailing is an old - fashioned term for caroling that originated in the 1700 ' 开怀畅饮是源于十六世纪的颂歌古语。
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Though traditional caroling is not done as frequently some people still go wassailing in the weeks leading up to december 25 尽管传唱传统圣诞颂歌并不多，但人们仍旧在腊月廿五块来到的一周里开怀畅饮。
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To wassail specifically refers to going house to house , singing carols in order to receive food and drink , or possibly money to be donated to charity 开怀畅饮就是挨家挨户地串门，并高唱颂歌以获酒肉，甚至可能从慈善机构获得慷慨资助。
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It was a mad orgy of imagination , wassailing in the skull of a dying man who half sobbed under his breath and was quick with the wild flutter of fading heart - beats 那是想像力的疯狂的盛筵，在一个垂死的人的头脑里祝酒，垂死者气息奄奄地哭泣着，衰微不去的心脏却仍然狂跳。
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This meanwhile this good sister stood by the door and begged them at the reverence of jesu our alther liege lord to leave their wassailing for there was above one quick with child a gentle dame , whose time hied fast 此刻，善良之护士伫立门口，恳请众人出于对我等祭坛主耶稣之敬畏，中止欢宴，因楼上一位有身孕之贵妇即将分娩。
