英和和英

動詞

have a couple

1. (colloquial) To drink enough alcohol to be slightly or moderately drunk
   • 1992 Wesley Gibson, Shelter, Harmony Books, p144

     He's kind of funny and likes to play the guitar when he's had a couple.

   • 2005 Fay Freimuth, A Multitude of Mercies, iUniverse, p155

     It's like he sees me as a woman once he's had a couple.

   • 2008 Andrew Fusek Peters & Polly Peters, The Rock from the Sky, Evans Brothers, p41

     For even the puniest, wouldn’t know a muscle if it shook his hand at a party and said ‘Hello, I’m Mister Bicep,’ foul-mouthed, inconsiderate, insensitive, ‘isn’t a feeling what you do with your hands?’ oaf– once he's had a couple (かつ he is dreaming of coupling) – voila!