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binge drinking
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binge drinking
n
(Medicine) the practice of drinking excessive amounts of alcohol regularly
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binge drinking الإفراط في تناول الشراب nárazová nadměrná konzumace alkoholu svir Rauschtrinken κραιπάλη consumo excesivo de alcohol humalahakuinen juominen beuverie pijanka grande bevuta 飲み騒ぐこと 폭음 zuippartij rangel upijanie się consumo excessivo de bebida alcoólica запой periodsupande การดื่มเหล้ามากเกินไป ölçüsüz içme cuộc chè chén say sưa 狂饮


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