Definition of booze cruise in English:

booze cruise

noun

British informal

An excursion to Europe by ferry, the aim of which is to bring back cheap or tax-free alcohol.
Example sentencesExamples
- A trip to Northern Ireland has become the Irish retail equivalent of England's much-loved booze cruise to France.
- But they must now continue to go on cross-Channel booze cruises.
- Two ambulance service managers used a health trust car to go on a "booze cruise" to France, a disciplinary panel heard.
- Even if you're popping over to France on a one-day booze cruise, look into getting some extra cover, because an accident or breakdown abroad usually costs a mint.
- Other proposals are believed to include limiting "booze cruises" to France and restricting licensing hours, legislation which the Government only recently relaxed.
- Many used time outside the jail to go on 'booze cruises', the fruits of which were smuggled back into the prison.
- Our church group could be described as either having embarked on a cultural trip to Boulogne or booze cruise to Cite Europe.
- I told her I was planning a booze cruise to Calais to stock up on hundreds of bottles of wine.
- Profits at have more than halved as recession-hit firms cut back on champagne and a weak Pound hits booze cruises to its French stores.
- They have been coming on their annual booze cruise to Calais for 14 years, loading up with up to 500 bottles.
- Well, I won't elaborate, but my wife was not best pleased when I staggered back to England after the booze cruise and resumed my place in the kitchen.
- You can snigger, but that extra litre could make all the difference on a booze cruise to France.
- That is not including the wine they drink while on holiday or bring back from booze cruises.

Definition of booze cruise in US English:

booze cruise

noun

informal

1A cruise with freely available alcohol.
I quit my temp job so I could go on the booze cruise during senior week
1. 1.1British An excursion to Europe by ferry, the aim of which is to bring back cheap or tax-free alcohol.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I told her I was planning a booze cruise to Calais to stock up on hundreds of bottles of wine.
  That is not including the wine they drink while on holiday or bring back from booze cruises.
  Many used time outside the jail to go on 'booze cruises', the fruits of which were smuggled back into the prison.
  Other proposals are believed to include limiting "booze cruises" to France and restricting licensing hours, legislation which the Government only recently relaxed.
  But they must now continue to go on cross-Channel booze cruises.
  Our church group could be described as either having embarked on a cultural trip to Boulogne or booze cruise to Cite Europe.
  Even if you're popping over to France on a one-day booze cruise, look into getting some extra cover, because an accident or breakdown abroad usually costs a mint.
  A trip to Northern Ireland has become the Irish retail equivalent of England's much-loved booze cruise to France.
  You can snigger, but that extra litre could make all the difference on a booze cruise to France.
  Two ambulance service managers used a health trust car to go on a "booze cruise" to France, a disciplinary panel heard.
  Well, I won't elaborate, but my wife was not best pleased when I staggered back to England after the booze cruise and resumed my place in the kitchen.
  They have been coming on their annual booze cruise to Calais for 14 years, loading up with up to 500 bottles.
  Profits at have more than halved as recession-hit firms cut back on champagne and a weak Pound hits booze cruises to its French stores.

单词	booze cruise
释义	Definition of booze cruise in English: booze cruise noun British informal An excursion to Europe by ferry, the aim of which is to bring back cheap or tax-free alcohol. Example sentencesExamples A trip to Northern Ireland has become the Irish retail equivalent of England's much-loved booze cruise to France. But they must now continue to go on cross-Channel booze cruises. Two ambulance service managers used a health trust car to go on a "booze cruise" to France, a disciplinary panel heard. Even if you're popping over to France on a one-day booze cruise, look into getting some extra cover, because an accident or breakdown abroad usually costs a mint. Other proposals are believed to include limiting "booze cruises" to France and restricting licensing hours, legislation which the Government only recently relaxed. Many used time outside the jail to go on 'booze cruises', the fruits of which were smuggled back into the prison. Our church group could be described as either having embarked on a cultural trip to Boulogne or booze cruise to Cite Europe. I told her I was planning a booze cruise to Calais to stock up on hundreds of bottles of wine. Profits at have more than halved as recession-hit firms cut back on champagne and a weak Pound hits booze cruises to its French stores. They have been coming on their annual booze cruise to Calais for 14 years, loading up with up to 500 bottles. Well, I won't elaborate, but my wife was not best pleased when I staggered back to England after the booze cruise and resumed my place in the kitchen. You can snigger, but that extra litre could make all the difference on a booze cruise to France. That is not including the wine they drink while on holiday or bring back from booze cruises. Definition of booze cruise in US English: booze cruise noun informal 1A cruise with freely available alcohol. I quit my temp job so I could go on the booze cruise during senior week 1.1British An excursion to Europe by ferry, the aim of which is to bring back cheap or tax-free alcohol. Example sentencesExamples I told her I was planning a booze cruise to Calais to stock up on hundreds of bottles of wine. That is not including the wine they drink while on holiday or bring back from booze cruises. Many used time outside the jail to go on 'booze cruises', the fruits of which were smuggled back into the prison. Other proposals are believed to include limiting "booze cruises" to France and restricting licensing hours, legislation which the Government only recently relaxed. But they must now continue to go on cross-Channel booze cruises. Our church group could be described as either having embarked on a cultural trip to Boulogne or booze cruise to Cite Europe. Even if you're popping over to France on a one-day booze cruise, look into getting some extra cover, because an accident or breakdown abroad usually costs a mint. A trip to Northern Ireland has become the Irish retail equivalent of England's much-loved booze cruise to France. You can snigger, but that extra litre could make all the difference on a booze cruise to France. Two ambulance service managers used a health trust car to go on a "booze cruise" to France, a disciplinary panel heard. Well, I won't elaborate, but my wife was not best pleased when I staggered back to England after the booze cruise and resumed my place in the kitchen. They have been coming on their annual booze cruise to Calais for 14 years, loading up with up to 500 bottles. Profits at have more than halved as recession-hit firms cut back on champagne and a weak Pound hits booze cruises to its French stores.
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