have been to an Irish wedding

古語俗語

(slang, archaic) To have a black eye.

日本語の意味

（俗語・古風な表現で）目にあざができる、打撲による痕ができる

After the pub fight, he seemed to have been to an Irish wedding.

パブの喧嘩の後で、彼は目の周りに青あざがあるように見えた。

意味（1）

(slang, archaic) To have a black eye.

has been to an Irish wedding

（ perfect present singular third-person ）

having been to an Irish wedding

（ participle perfect present ）

had been to an Irish wedding

（ past perfect ）