| 单词 | Alcoholic |
| 释义 | 酗酒 A person who habitually uses intoxicating liquor to such an extent that he or she loses the power of self-control with respect to the use of intoxicating liquor, or as to endanger health, safety, or welfare of himself or herself or other persons. Extreme intoxication may deprive a person of his or her reason and render the contract made with such a person void (Pitt v Smith (1811) 3 Camp 33), but the court would usually hold the contract to be voidable (Say v Barwick (1812) 1 Ves & B 195). See also Drunkenness; Intoxication. 慣常飲用烈酒的人，程度已達到失去飲用烈酒方面的自制能力，或已達到危害個人健康、安全或利益、或他人利益。極度昏醉的人失去理智，使與該人訂立的合約無效（Pitt v Smith (1811) 3 Camp 33），但法庭通常會裁決該合約屬可使無效：Say v Barwick (1812) 1 Ves & B 195。另見 Drunkenness; Intoxication。n. |
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