binge in Chinese
binge in Chinese is 旗子 — binge means a short spell of doing something, especially eating, drinking, or watching something, to excess.
binge in Chinese
旗子
Pronounced: qí zi
A short period of excessive consumption, especially of food, alcohol, narcotics, etc.
What does "binge" mean?
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noun A short spell of doing something, especially eating, drinking, or watching something, to excess.
"After exams she went on a chocolate binge."
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verb To do something, especially eat, drink, or watch, to excess in a short space of time.
"They binged on the whole series in one weekend."
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binge in a sentence
- After exams she went on a chocolate binge.
- We spent the weekend on a movie binge.
- They binged on the whole series in one weekend.
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What is "binge" in Chinese?
"binge" in Chinese is 旗子. binge means: A short spell of doing something, especially eating, drinking, or watching something, to excess.
How do you pronounce 旗子?
"binge" in Chinese is 旗子, pronounced "qí zi".
How do you use "binge" in a sentence?
Example: "After exams she went on a chocolate binge." In Chinese, "binge" is 旗子.
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