boozy

英 [ˈbuːzi]

美 [ˈbuːzi]

adj.  嗜酒的; 豪饮的

比较级：boozier　

BNC.34523 / COCA.27009

牛津词典

adj.

• 嗜酒的；豪饮的
  liking to drink a lot of alcohol; involving a lot of alcoholic drink
  1. one of my boozy friends
     我的一位酒友
  2. a boozy lunch
     午间聚饮

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 酗酒的；狂饮的
  Aboozyperson is someone who drinks a lot of alcohol.
  1. ...a cheerful, boozy chain-smoker.
     一个成天乐呵呵、不停抽烟酗酒的人

英英释义

adj

• given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol
  1. a bibulous fellow
  2. a bibulous evening
  3. his boozy drinking companions
  4. thick boozy singing
  5. a drunken binge
  6. two drunken gentlemen holding each other up
  7. sottish behavior
  Synonym:bibulousdrunkensottish

双语例句

• Sake and shochu, traditional Japanese drinks that were once derided as old-fashioned and the tipple of boozy middle-aged men, are enjoying a boom among trendy young drinkers.
  米酒和烧酒，这些日本传统的酒类饮料曾是日本中年男性的最爱，而如今，它们已成为时尚泡吧族的新宠。
• They enjoy a boozy night out once in a while.
  他们间或晚上出去大醉一场。
• Waits sang about the boozy netherworld of urban America.
  韦茨歌唱美国都市纵酒豪饮的下层世界。
• A company called Uber connects limousines that are between jobs with people who want a ride on the spur of the moment – after a boozy dinner, say, or a late night at work.
  一个名为Uber的公司把那些待业状态的私家车主与一时兴起要搭车的人（喝的酩酊大醉或是深夜下班的人）联系起来。
• Long boozy nights around the fire!
  那些醉醺醺的漫漫长夜！
• While boozy lunches are less common these days, City professionals are often put under pressure to attend events that involve alcohol, such as client dinners, networking functions, team drinks and black tie affairs, particularly at Christmas.
  尽管午餐喝得醉醺醺的现象如今已经不那么常见了，但金融城的专业人士常常被迫参加一些要喝酒的活动，比如客户餐会、人脉活动、团队小酌及一些庄重场合，尤其是圣诞节期间。
• It developed from a slightly boozy lunch I had with some writer friends.
  这个主意源于一次我和一些作家朋友们的午餐；
• Its days as a cozy, boozy gentlemen's club may have long passed, but the City, as London's financial quarter is known, remains a male bastion.
  这是舒适的一天，绅士们的酒会可能早就过去了，但这个城市，众所周知的伦敦金融季度，仍然是男人的世界。
• He doesn't want Gertrude to meet his boozy drinking companions.
  他不希望格特鲁德见到他那些酒鬼朋友。
• She walked in with a big boozy grin on her face.
  她醉醺醺地咧嘴笑着走进来。