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drunk

UK
/drʌŋk/
US
/drʌŋk/
drunk in
drunk up
drunknoun
drunks
pl
UK
/drʌŋk/
US
/drʌŋk/
Translations
The drunk stumbled out of the bar, struggling to keep his balance.
L'ivrogne est sorti en titubant du bar, peinant à garder son équilibre.
Additional translations
soûlardFamilier.
Definitions
A person who is intoxicated with alcohol.
The drunk stumbled out of the bar, struggling to keep his balance.
A habitual drinker of alcohol who is often intoxicated.
He was known in the neighborhood as the local drunk, always seen with a bottle in hand.
Synonyms
alcoholic
inebriate
tippler
lush
sot
boozehound
drunkadjective
drunker
Comp.
drunkest
Super.
Translations
ivre deSens figuré : sous l'effet intense d'une émotion.
She was drunk with happiness after hearing the good news.
Elle était ivre de bonheur après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.
He was so drunk that he couldn't remember how he got home.
Il était tellement ivre qu'il ne se souvenait pas comment il était rentré chez lui.
Additional translations
soûlFamilier.
Definitions
Affected by alcohol to the extent of losing control over one's faculties or behavior.
He was so drunk that he couldn't remember how he got home.
Overcome by a strong feeling or emotion.
She was drunk with happiness after hearing the good news.
Synonyms
intoxicated
lit
hammered
wasted
sloshed
boozy
plastered
soused
tipsy
inebriated
Antonyms
sober
drinkverb

drunk

Past Participle

drank
Past Simple
drunk
Past Participle
drinking
ing-form
UK
/drɪŋk/
US
/drɪŋk/
Translations
She drank a glass of water after her workout.
Elle a bu un verre d'eau après son entraînement.
Additional translations
absorberPour un liquide absorbé par une matière ou un sol.
s'imprégner deAu sens figuré : absorber mentalement ou émotionnellement.
boireAu sens de consommer de l’alcool, surtout en excès.
Definitions
To take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.
She drank a glass of water after her workout.
To consume alcoholic beverages, especially in excess.
He decided not to drink at the party because he had to drive home.
To absorb or soak up a liquid.
The dry soil drank the rain eagerly.
To take in or absorb something mentally or emotionally, as if by drinking.
She paused to drink in the spectacular view.
Synonyms
slurp
gulp
sip
swallow
quaff
imbibe
consume
down
Antonyms
fast
abstain
drinknoun
Definitions
A liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment.
She poured herself a drink of water to quench her thirst.
An alcoholic beverage.
He went to the bar to get a drink after work.
The act of drinking, especially alcohol.
He was known for his love of drink and often spent evenings at the pub.
A large body of water such as the sea, especially when regarded humorously or informally.
The sailor slipped and fell into the drink.
An informal social occasion at which alcoholic beverages are consumed.
They met for a quick drink after work.
drinkadjective
Definitions
Relating to beverages or to the act of drinking, especially alcohol, when used attributively before a noun.
Drink driving is a serious offense in the UK.
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