这么大酒味 这就喝了一缸啊
“She reeks of booze, and it was just one mug?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这么大 酒味 这就 喝了一缸 啊
“She reeks of booze, and it was just one mug?”
“Did she drink from your stall? No.”
“You reek of alcohol, how much did you drink?!”
In northern Chinese colloquial speech, speakers frequently use hyperbolic containers like 'vat' (缸) or 'pot' to poke fun at someone's excessive drinking.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
such a strong smell of alcohol
Commonly used to complain about someone reeking of booze right after drinking.
drank a whole vat/tank
A humorous hyperbole used colloquially to describe excessive drinking.
Adds rhetorical exclamation and reinforces the speaker's exaggerated disbelief.