又快到周末了，你是決定泡夜店還是上街購(gòu)物，抑或當(dāng)宅男宅女呢？今天我們先學(xué)學(xué)“夜店族”怎么說(shuō)吧。

Pub crawl“夜店族”

Crawl 的意思是爬，那么爬酒吧又是什么意思呢?

不論單身與否，泡吧是許多人最喜歡的娛樂(lè)活動(dòng)。去酒吧的話，有的人prefer to stay in one place，而有些人則喜歡go to more than one pub on a night out。一晚上去好多酒吧，每個(gè)酒吧都坐上一會(huì)兒，然后再去其它酒吧，我們管這種在酒吧間串來(lái)串去的行為就叫做pub crawl。

Pub crawl 起源于19世紀(jì)，它也可以叫做a gin crawl 或是bar-hopping. It is the social act of a group of people drinking in a number of pubs in a single night.

The tradition of pub crawl is to walk from pub to pub with designated tee shirts for the bartenders to sign to show they were there. A new trend in this social networking is where the pub crawlers have anyone they meet also sign their shirts, kind of like a myspace friends network with ink and cloth.

至于用法上，你可以說(shuō)we’re going on a pub crawl 或是we’re doing a pub crawl。

對(duì)話：

A: What are you doing on Saturday then?

B: I’m going on a pub crawl in town with some friends.

Do you enjoy pub crawls? Have you ever been on a pub crawl? 你喜歡酒吧嗎？你曾經(jīng)去過(guò)嗎？（如果你沒(méi)串過(guò)酒吧，為什么不試試呢？）