蛋酒

All I got was a cup of eggnog!

我只得到一杯蛋酒！

Lisa: Would you like some eggnog?

丽莎：你要不要喝蛋酒？

Bring me the eggnog of good cheer.

但给我欢乐的蛋酒利口酒的一种

We always drink eggnog at Christmas.

我们会在圣诞节喝蛋酒。

A lot of guys realize it's special to be on that stage, while people are home with their eggnog relaxing.

许多人一致认为出现在那种场合的舞台上很有意义，因为那时有很多人会在家享受并品味蛋酒带来的轻松。

Did you get some eggnog?

你喝了蛋酒之类的东西吗？

Eggnog and apple cider are sure to be found at a Christmas party.

耶诞晚会上一定会有蛋酒和苹果酒。

You know all too well that the holiday party you are going to will have those delicious home made truffles, eggnog, cookies and fifty other things that you shouldn't be eating.

你很清楚地知道，在你将参加的节日派对上会有很多美味的自制的松露、蛋酒、曲奇和其他的很多很多食物，而这些食物是你不应该吃的。

Mary : Last year my rum eggnog was a big hit, but I'm a fan of whiskey eggnog, too.

玛莉：去年我的兰姆蛋酒大受欢迎，但我也热爱经典的香料威士忌蛋酒。

From 1659 to 1681, showcasing one's holiday spirit in Boston could cost you a fine of as much as five shillings. That's right, Christmas used to be illegal. It's somewhat surprising then that the same puritanical minds also created the first American batch of eggnog at Captain John Smith's 1607 Jamestown settlement.(The word "nog" comes from the word grog, that is, any drink made with rum). Christmas was so inconsequential that after the Revolutionary War, Congress didn't even bother taking the day off to celebrate the holiday, deciding instead to hold its first session on Christmas Day, 1789. It took almost a century for Congress to proclaim it a federal holiday.

从1659年到1681年，要是在波士顿你和某个人一起庆贺圣诞的话，你就得被罚5先令了没错，圣诞节过去是非法的令人吃惊的是同样是在清教徒思想下，约翰·史密斯上尉却在1607年詹姆斯敦镇做出了第一批美国蛋酒（鸡蛋酒eggnog中的nog是从grog这个词演化来的，它的意思是由朗姆酒做出的酒）圣诞节在独立战争后也并不是很重要的节日国会甚至没有把这个日子定为节假日他们甚至选在1789年的圣诞节这天召开了第一次会议国会在几乎一个世纪之后才宣布圣诞日是个联邦的法定节假日4。

In the negative and interrogative forms, of course, this is identical to the non-emphatic forms.

。但是，在否定句或疑问句里，这种带有"do"的方法表达的效果却没有什么强调的意思。

Go down on one's knees;kneel down

屈膝跪下。。。下跪祈祷