boozy

adj.

酩酊的，嗜酒的；

1. 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酩酊午餐。
2. 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。
3. 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。
4. We could not have been more uninterested in that whole boozy, cartoon-like, fake working-class thing.
   我们从来对这些醉醺醺、 滑稽又伪装的工薪阶层的事情无比厌恶。

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