Boozy is an informal adjective. One common use is about a person, a face, a laugh, or someone's breath: it shows they have drunk too much — the smell, the redness, the loose talk.

Boozyboozy is an informal adjective是個口語的形容詞 One common use is about a person, a face, a laugh, or someone's breath常見用法之一是形容一個人、一張臉、一種笑聲，或某人的口氣 it shows they have drunk too much顯示他喝多了 the smell, the redness, the loose talk那股味道、泛紅的臉、鬆散的言談。

The other common use is about an event: a boozy lunch or a boozy night is one where people drink a lot, on purpose.

The other common use is about an event另一個常見用法是形容一個場合 a boozy lunch or a boozy night is one whereboozy lunch 或 boozy night 指的是 people drink a lot, on purpose大家故意喝很多酒的聚會。

It is not a medical word and not a kind way to talk about someone with a serious drink problem; it is the everyday, slightly jokey word. A boozy person in this sense looks or feels of drink; drunk is the plainer word for the state itself.

It is not a medical word這不是醫學用詞 and not a kind way to talk about someone with a serious drink problem也不是用來善意地談論一個有嚴重酗酒問題的人 it is the everyday, slightly jokey word這是個日常、帶點玩笑意味的字 A boozy person in this sense looks or feels of drink在這個意思裡，boozy 形容的是一個人看起來或聞起來有酒味 drunk is the plainer word for the state itselfdrunk 才是形容「喝醉」這個狀態本身比較直白的字。

Though actually, people stretch it: a 'boozy culture' at work just means drinking is normal there, not that everyone is swaying.

Though actually不過實際上 people stretch it這個詞也會被延伸使用 a 'boozy culture' at work職場上的「boozy culture」 just means drinking is normal there只是指那裡喝酒是很正常的事 not that everyone is swaying不代表每個人都醉醺醺搖搖晃晃。