英 [ˈbuːzi] 美 [ˈbuːzi]
adj. 嗜酒的，酩酊的；酒精浓度高的
比较级boozier
最高级booziest
boozy /ˈbuːzɪ/
形容词 A boozy person is someone who drinks a lot of alcohol. 嗜酒的
...a cheerful, boozy chain-smoker.
…一个快活、嗜酒的老烟枪。
... boozeroo痛饮作乐 boozy酩酊的 bop爵士乐 ...
... 啤酒的 beery 嗜酒的 bibulous; boozy; thirsty 酗酒的 bacchant; crapulent; crapulous; sottish ...
boozy adj. 大醉的；爱酒如命的。 .
Waits sang about the boozy netherworld of urban America.
韦兹唱到美国城市中充斥着酗酒及犯罪的危险地区。
Rather than hosting all-night keggers and attending boozy pub crawls, you may find yourself spending entire afternoons playing peekaboo.
不过不是整晚的聚会和去酒吧喝得酩酊大醉，你会发现你花了整个下午在躲猫猫。
McGregor is the journo, never named: cynical, boozy and miserable in the classical manner.
在剧中，伊万麦格雷戈饰演一位在整部戏中没有出现过名字的写手：愤世嫉俗，嗜酒如命并且作风与传统礼仪背道而驰。
For a taste of the bar scene that spans the boroughs, start your boozy odyssey in Greenpoint.
BBC: A New York City bar crawl: A long day��s drinking into night
Boozy picnics on a mass scale occur in parks boasting cherry blossom trees, as hanami fever grips the land.
Witheford made a boozy boast to that effect while drinking with friends at a local bar one night in 1996.