drunken

UK
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/
US
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/

Translations

drunkenadjective
UK
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/
US
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/
alcooliqueSe dit d’une personne ayant une consommation excessive et habituelle d’alcool.
His drunken uncle had lost yet another job due to his drinking problem.
Son oncle alcoolique avait perdu encore un autre emploi à cause de son problème de boisson.
enivréAu sens figuré.
The crowd was drunken with excitement as the band took the stage.
La foule était enivrée d’excitation lorsque le groupe est monté sur scène.
The party was full of drunken revelers singing loudly and stumbling around.
La fête était pleine de fêtards ivres qui chantaient à tue-tête et titubaient partout.
Additional translations
alcooliséSe dit d’un contexte lié à la consommation d’alcool.
drunkenpast participle
UK
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/
US
/ˈdrʌŋ.kən/
Archaic or poetic past participle form of the verb "drink" used adjectivally.
buParticipe passé de « boire », surtout archaïque ou poétique.
They had drunken deep of the clear mountain water.
Ils avaient bu profondément l’eau claire de la montagne.

Definitions

drunkenadjective
Affected by alcohol to the extent of losing control of one's faculties or behavior.
The party was full of drunken revelers singing loudly and stumbling around.
Characterized by or resulting from intoxication.
He had a drunken smile on his face after a night out with friends.
Involving or characterized by the consumption of alcohol.
They had a drunken argument that neither of them could remember the next day.
Overpowered by a strong emotion or sensation; intoxicated in a figurative sense.
The crowd was drunken with excitement as the band took the stage.
Habitually addicted to or frequently given to excessive drinking of alcohol.
His drunken uncle had lost yet another job due to his drinking problem.
drunkenpast participle
Past participle of "drink", chiefly archaic or poetic.
They had drunken deep of the clear mountain water.