fall off the wagon

基本解释

• （烟、酒、麻醉药等）旧瘾复发

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双语例句

• However the study showed that one in ten fall off the wagon within one day, while almost a fifth manage to make it to a week or more.
  不过，研究显示十分之一的女性只过了一天就改回原来的饮食习惯，而近五分之一的女性坚持了一周以上。
• And if you fall off the wagon, don’t despair, just apologize to your partner, ask their forgiveness and recommit yourself to getting back in the habit.
  如果你旧症复发，别灰心，只要向你的伴侣道歉，请求他们的原谅，再让自己回到习惯中去。
• Break down just once — have one smoke, one single drink — and at best it's a "slip. " At worst it's a relapse, and more often it's a fall off the wagon: failure.
  只是破戒一次，如一口烟一杯酒，要么最好说这是个“事故”，要么最坏则是旧习复发，而最经常的情况被称之为摔下了马车：失败了。
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权威例句

• If you starve yourself (either of food and small spending), you will be more likely to fall off the wagon and blow the budget on a whim.
  FORBES: Put Your Wallet On A Diet
• However, there also were those who appeared to be tone deaf to the issue, or had already taken a great deal of money just as the wheels were about to fall off of the wagon.
  FORBES: Does Your Culture Value a Fair Deal?
• If the hypothesis is true, people would fall off the vege-wagon more often when exposed to real bacon sizzling in the pan.
  FORBES: The Seductive Power Of Bacon

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• Wheels fell off the wagon 吉他摇滚

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英英字典

剑桥英英字典

• to start drinking alcohol, after a period when you have drunk none

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