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1 alcoolisé
alcoolisé [alkɔlize]adjective• boissons alcoolisées/non alcoolisées alcoholic/soft drinks* * *alcoolisée alkɔlize adjectif alcoholicune boisson peu/non alcoolisée — a low-alcohol/non-alcoholic drink
* * *alkɔlize adj alcoolisé, -e1) (boisson) alcoholic, (cocktail, glace) containing alcohol2) (réunion, soirée) boozy *3) (= humecté ou additionné d'alcool) (produit) containing alcohol* * *A pp ⇒ alcooliser.B pp adj alcoholic; une boisson peu/non alcoolisée a low-alcohol/non-alcoholic drink.( féminin alcoolisée) [alkɔlize] adjectif1. [qui contient de l'alcool]2. (familier) [personne] drunk -
2 copieusement
copieusement [kɔpjøzmɑ̃]adverb[manger, boire] copiously* * *kɔpjøzmɑ̃adverbe [manger] heartily, a lot; [illustrer] lavishly; [annoter] copiouslyse faire copieusement disputer — hum to get well and truly told off
* * *kɔpjøzmɑ̃ advcopieusement arrosé (repas, collation, soirée, banquet) — boozy *
* * *copieusement adv [manger] heartily, a lot; [illustrer] lavishly; [annoter] copiously; il m'a servi copieusement he served ou gave me a generous portion; un repas copieusement arrosé a meal with lots to drink; se faire copieusement tremper/disputer/insulter hum to get well and truly soaked/told off/insulted; il s'est copieusement ennuyé toute la soirée hum he was bored stiff all evening.[kɔpjøzmɑ̃] adverbe[manger] heartily[annoter] copiously[servir] generously -
3 goguette
feminine noun* * *
1.
(colloq): en goguette ɑ̃gɔgɛt locution adjective ( ivre) tipsy
2.
* * *ɡɔɡɛt nfen goguette — out enjoying o.s.
* * *A loc adj ( ivre) tipsy.B loc adv partir en goguette to go on a spree.[gɔgɛt]en goguette locution adjectivalemerry, a little tiddly -
4 pochard
I.n. m. 'Soak', habitual heavy drinker.II.adj. 'Boozy', drunk. -
5 quille
n. f.1. Bottle of booze, of alcoholic beverage (because it is skittle-shaped). Une quille de roteux: A bottle of champers.2. (pl.): 'Pins', 'gambs', legs. Ne pas tenir sur ses quilles: To be shaky on one's pins.3. La quille: Demob day for national servicemen. (Before their return to civvy street, young conscripts can be heard shouting 'Vive la quille!' after a last boozy night out.)4. ( non-pej.): 'Gal', 'bird', young woman.
См. также в других словарях:
Boozy — Booz y, a. A little intoxicated; fuddled; stupid with liquor; bousy. [Colloq.] C. Kingsley. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
boozy — [bo͞oz′ē] adj. boozier, booziest Informal drunk, esp. habitually so boozily adv … English World dictionary
boozy — UK [ˈbuːzɪ] / US [ˈbuzɪ] adjective Word forms boozy : adjective boozy comparative boozier superlative booziest informal containing alcohol, drinking a lot of alcohol, or showing the effects of alcohol She walked in with a big boozy grin on her… … English dictionary
boozy — adjective a) intoxicated by alcohol Hes normally quite a boozy person, but isnt drinking so much these days. b) Inclined to consume a significant amount of alcohol We all had hangovers after a boozy weekend in town … Wiktionary
boozy — booz|y [ buzi ] adjective INFORMAL containing alcohol, drinking a lot of alcohol, or showing the effects of alcohol: She walked in with a big boozy grin on her face. a boozy evening ╾ booz|i|ly adverb … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
boozy — [[t]bu͟ːzi[/t]] ADJ: usu ADJ n A boozy person is someone who drinks a lot of alcohol. [INFORMAL] ...a cheerful, boozy chain smoker … English dictionary
boozy — adj. Boozy is used with these nouns: ↑lunch … Collocations dictionary
boozy — booz|y [ˈbu:zi] adj showing that someone has drunk too much alcohol ▪ boozy laughter … Dictionary of contemporary English
boozy — A state of inebriation. Why so boozy you? … Dictionary of american slang
boozy — A state of inebriation. Why so boozy you? … Dictionary of american slang
boozy — adjective showing signs of having drunk too much alcohol: boozy laughter boozily adverb booziness noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English