Traducciones de „boozy“ en el diccionario inglés » alemán

boozy [ˈbu:zi] ADJ. coloq.

boozy

versoffen argot

boozy breath

Fahne f fig. coloq.

Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

boozy breath

Fahne f fig. coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Now, we'd never recommend you empty the entire boozy contents of your fridge into your bathtub.

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Plus, you can use the scooped-out fruit to make boozy watermelon slushies.

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Most of these contemporary perfumes are unisex and reference the aromatic essence of drinks rather than a boozy drunk.

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Make it last from a boozy brunch right through to cocktail hour.

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Or maybe you're sober and can't face one more boozy holiday party.

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No more boozy afternoons at the 19th hole.

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It was only ever meant to be a harmless experiment; a bit of fun after a boozy evening.

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This is why you will often wake up after a boozy, sleep-deprived night with red patches on your skin and broken capillaries.

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But if lips were used for nothing but the utterance of few boozy compliments, the cheat-o-meter droops to 2.

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Beforehand, a filling lunch (but not a boozy one or you'll drop off).

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