boozy
boozy — 形容詞
- boozypositive
- booziercomparative
- booziestsuperlative
1. used to describe a person who drinks large amounts of alcohol, or an event, meal
酒醉的;含酒的
大量飲酒或含大量酒精的
used to describe a person who drinks large amounts of alcohol, or an event, meal, or drink where alcohol is a strong presence
The wedding guests grew loud and boozy as the night went on.
婚宴賓客隨著夜晚漸深,聲音也越來越大,酒也越喝越多了。
Chef Mei Ling prepared a boozy tiramisu with dark rum and espresso.
主廚 Mei Ling 用黑蘭姆酒和濃縮咖啡做了一道酒味濃郁的提拉米蘇。
collocation: boozy [food/drink name] for alcohol-rich dishes
After a boozy lunch, the three friends decided to walk home instead of drive.
吃了一頓酒酣耳熱的午餐後,三位朋友決定走路回家而不開車。
collocation: boozy + meal (lunch / brunch / dinner)
The barista warned me that the chocolate truffles were boozy and not for children.
咖啡師提醒我,那些松露巧克力含有大量酒精,不適合給小孩吃。
Their boozy weekend in Edinburgh ended with sore heads and empty wallets.
他們在愛丁堡那個狂飲作樂的週末,最後以頭痛和錢包空空收場。
collocation: boozy + event (weekend / night out / party)
- boozy lunch
- boozy night out
- boozy party
- boozy brunch
- boozy cake / tiramisu / dessert
- boozy weekend
- drunken
more formal; focuses on the state of being drunk rather than the tendency or the alcohol content
- alcoholic
clinical or formal; can describe either a person with addiction or a drink containing alcohol; lacks the light-hearted tone of 'boozy'
- intoxicated
formal and medical; refers strictly to the state of being drunk, not to events or food
- sober
not drunk; also describes events where no alcohol is served
- non-alcoholic
for drinks or food; opposite of 'containing alcohol'
文法句型
boozy + noun (a boozy lunch / a boozy party)
用法筆記
Informal word used mainly in spoken or casual written English. Describes people who drink heavily, events where alcohol is central, or food and drink that contain a lot of alcohol. More common before a noun (a boozy party) than after a linking verb (He was boozy).
常見錯誤
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常見搭配
名詞搭配
- boozy lunch
- boozy night
- boozy party
- boozy brunch
- boozy weekend
常用片語
- get boozy
- turn boozy
介系詞搭配
- boozy from [drink name]