boozy

boozy

美 [ˈbuzi] 　英 [ˈbuːzi]

• adj.嗜酒的；豪饮的
• 网络酩酊的；酒精的

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例句

Russian was attacked by his pet alligator after he tried to show off to friends at a boozy party by feeding it sausages.

大河网讯一名俄罗斯商人为了向朋友炫耀自己所养的鳄鱼，不惜亲自用香肠喂饲，结果惨遭鳄鱼袭击。

The Frontline Club in London has long been where foreign correspondents gather to swap boozy stories about far-flung adventures and bravado.

在伦敦前线俱乐部一直在外国记者聚集一堂，交换有关遥远的冒险和虚张声势boozy故事。

My boyfriend and I got together at the end of a boozy New Year's Eve party three years ago.

我和我的男朋友在三年前一个醉醺醺的新年前夜派对上在一起的。

The demise of the boozy lunch is one more sign of the U. S. influence, which pervades Mexico's middle-class.

酩酊午餐的消亡也是美国风尚的又一个标记，这种风尚波及到墨西哥的中产阶级。

Colin didn't like to drink much and he found the boozy, aimless conversation of the usual Hollywood gatherings intolerable.

科林不喜欢多喝酒，而且不能忍受好莱坞经常集会时那种酒后胡言和信口开河的谈话。

And finally we lie on the floor, behind the piano, while someone sings a dreary song. The air is stifling and her breath is boozy.

后来我们在地板上躺下，就在钢琴后面，有人在唱一支凄凉的歌，空气令人窒息，女人口中有一股酒气。

That was journalistic hollywood of the golden age, the boozy night-club magnificence of the twenties, the Big-Spender Syndrome.

那是记者笔下好莱坞的黄金时代——二十年代——灯红酒绿的夜总会的豪华场面，挥金如土的情景。

Long boozy nights around the fire!

那些醉醺醺的漫漫长夜！

Comatose teenagers line every gutter in the boozy Britain of popular imagination.

在嗜酒的英国，普遍想象认为每个贫民窟里都有成排的醉酒酣睡的青少年。

Merchant bankers recall that even in the 1970s plenty of City folk still took boozy three-hour lunches.

商业银行家们谈起这段往事时说到，甚至到了1970年代，伦敦人吃顿午饭依然要花上三个小时喝得酩酊大醉。

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；

Boozy lunches are good for deal-making because alcohol narrows the range of complicating factors we can hold in our heads at once.

有酒的午餐有利于达成协议，因为酒精会立即缩小我们脑袋里的复杂因素的范围。