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sloshed

/slɒʃt/

/slɑʃt/

Translations

sloshedadjective

more sloshed

Comp.

most sloshed

Super.

/slɒʃt/

/slɑʃt/

bourréFamilier; très souvent employé pour dire qu’une personne est ivre.

After the party, he was so sloshed that he couldn't even find his car keys.

Après la fête, il était tellement bourré qu’il n’arrivait même pas à trouver ses clés de voiture.

Additional translations

ivrePlus neutre que « bourré »; pour un état d’ivresse manifeste.

Synonyms

sloshedpast participle

/slɒʃt/

/slɑːʃt/

Past participle of the verb ‘slosh’, occasionally used attributively as an adjective.

éclabousséPour un liquide projeté ou répandu en bougeant avec bruit; registre descriptif.

Sloshed water covered the deck after the wave hit.

De l’eau éclaboussée recouvrait le pont après l’impact de la vague.

Additional translations

renverséQuand un liquide a été répandu ou déversé accidentellement.

sloshverb

sloshed

Past Simple

sloshed

Past Simple

sloshed

Past Participle

sloshing

Gerund

/slɒʃ/

/slɑʃ/

barboter

The children sloshed through the puddles after the rainstorm.

Les enfants barbotaient dans les flaques après l'orage.

éclabousser

She accidentally sloshed coffee onto the table as she hurried to answer the phone.

Elle a accidentellement éclaboussé du café sur la table en se précipitant pour répondre au téléphone.

Synonyms

splash around

Definitions

sloshedadjective

Intoxicated or drunk, especially to the point of being noticeably impaired.

After the party, he was so sloshed that he couldn't even find his car keys.

sloshedpast participle

Having been splashed, spilled, or agitated so as to move noisily about.

Sloshed water covered the deck after the wave hit.

sloshverb

To move or splash around in a liquid, typically making a splashing sound.

The children sloshed through the puddles after the rainstorm.

To spill or splash liquid over the edge of a container.

She accidentally sloshed coffee onto the table as she hurried to answer the phone.

To move clumsily or with difficulty, especially through mud or water.

He sloshed through the muddy field to reach the other side.