drunk

英[drʌŋk]美[drʌŋk]

a.
1.（酒）醉
2.陶醉，沉醉，飘飘然，忘乎所以
3.【习】(as) drunk as a lord (【美】as drunk as a skunk)【非正式】烂醉如泥
n.醉汉，酒鬼，酗酒者

时　态：

同：	[n.] drunkard, inebriate, rummy, sot [a.] inebriated, intoxicated
反：	[a.] sober

He was up before the magistrate for being drunk while in charge of a car.
他因醉酒驾车而被带至法官面前。收藏
The party was an orgy. Olivier became drunk and quarrelsome. Edouard led him from the room, and Olivier, ashamed, begged his uncle to take him away.
晚会成了一场毫无节制的狂欢作乐。奥利维尔喝醉酒，逢人就吵。爱德华带他离开那间屋子;奥利维尔感到羞愧难当，要求叔叔带他离开。收藏
"We have received pictures of him in a U2 craft, trying parachuting and even looking drunk and disorderly.
“我们收到了它在U2太空船中拍的照片。它正在试着跳伞，即使看上去有点醉醺醺的，有些慌乱的样子。”收藏
No drunk driving.
严禁酒后驾车.收藏
I am opposed to driving while drunk.
我反对酒醉时驾驶。收藏

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stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)
- a noisy crowd of intoxicated sailors
- helplessly inebriated
[同] drunk, inebriated, intoxicated
[反] sober
as if under the influence of alcohol
- felt intoxicated by her success
- drunk with excitement
[同] drunk, intoxicated

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