The state or feeling of being slightly drunk — that early, pleasant stage after a drink or two when you feel warm, relaxed, talkative, and a little unsteady, but you are still perfectly aware of what you are doing. It is the noun for the condition itself, so it fits in sentences where you talk about the feeling as a thing: it can arrive, wear off, be pleasant, be hidden.

The state or feeling狀態或感覺 of being slightly drunk有點醉的 — that early, pleasant stage那個早期、令人愉快的階段 after a drink or two喝了一兩杯之後 when you feel warm, relaxed, talkative, and a little unsteady你會覺得暖呼呼、放鬆、話多又有點不穩, but you are still perfectly aware但你還是完全清楚 of what you are doing自己在做什麼. It is它是 the noun for the condition itself這個狀態本身的名詞, so it fits in sentences所以它可以用在 where you talk about the feeling as a thing把這種感覺當成一個東西來談的句子裡: it can arrive它可以來, wear off消退, be pleasant令人愉快, be hidden被隱藏.

It is not a common everyday word; in conversation people usually just say "I'm a bit tipsy" and use the adjective instead. You will meet "tipsiness" mostly in writing — a novel, an article about alcohol, a restaurant review.

It is它 not a common everyday word不是一個常見的日常用字; in conversation在對話裡 people usually just say人們通常就只說 "I'm a bit tipsy"「我有點tipsy」 and use the adjective instead改用形容詞. You will meet "tipsiness" mostly你大多會在 in writing寫作裡遇到「tipsiness」 — a novel小說, an article about alcohol談酒的文章, a restaurant review餐廳評論.

Like "tipsy", it stays on the gentle, harmless side of drinking; the heavier words are "drunkenness" and, for the medical condition, "alcoholism".

Like "tipsy"就像「tipsy」一樣, it它 stays on the gentle, harmless side of drinking停留在飲酒溫和、無害的那一端; the heavier words比較重的字眼 are "drunkenness"是「drunkenness」 and, for the medical condition而醫學上的病症, "alcoholism"叫「alcoholism」.