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drunk·ard

(drŭng′kərd)
n.
One who is habitually drunk.
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drunkard

(ˈdrʌŋkəd)
n
a person who is frequently or habitually drunk
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drunk•ard

(ˈdrʌŋ kərd)

n.
a person who is habitually drunk.
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:drunkard - a chronic drinker]drunkard - a chronic drinker
alcoholic, boozer, dipsomaniac, lush, souse, soaker - a person who drinks alcohol to excess habitually
imbiber, juicer, toper, drinker - a person who drinks alcoholic beverages (especially to excess)
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drunkard

noun drunk, alcoholic, soak (slang), drinker, lush (slang), carouser, sot, tippler, toper, wino (informal), dipsomaniac Although he liked a drink, he was never a drunkard.
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drunkard

noun
A person who is habitually drunk:
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Translations
سِكّير
alkoholikopilec
drukkenbolt
pijanacpijanica
részegesiszákoskorhely
fyllibytta, alkóhólisti

drunkard

[ˈdrʌŋkəd] N → borracho/a m/f
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drunkard

[ˈdrʌŋkərd] n → ivrogne mfdrunk driver n (mainly US) → conducteur/trice m/f en état d'ivressedrunk driving n (mainly US) → conduite f en état d'ivresse
to be accused of drunk driving → être accusé(e) d'avoir conduit en état d'ivresse
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drunkard

n → Trinker(in) m(f), → Säufer(in) m(f) (inf)
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drunkard

[ˈdrʌŋkəd] n → beone/a, ubriacone/a
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drunk

(draŋk) verb
see drink.
adjective
overcome by having too much alcohol. A drunk man fell off the bus; drunk with success. dronk سِكّير، سَكْران пиян bêbado opilý betrunken fuld; beruset μεθυσμένος, πιωμένος borracho purjus مست juopunut soûl, ivre שכור मत्त, नशे में चूर pijan, opijen iszik mabuk drukkinn, ölvaður ubriaco 酔った 술 취한 girtas, apsvaigęs piedzēries; apskurbis; apreibis (aiz panākumiem) mabuk dronken full, beruset pijany مست bêbado beat; îmbătat пьяный; опьянённый opitý pijan pijan berusad, drucken เมา sarhoş 酒醉的 п'яний, сп'янілий بہت زیادہ نشے میں say rượu 醉的
noun
a drunk person, especially one who is often drunk. dronkaard شَخْصٌ سَكْران пияница bêbado opilec der Betrunkene dranker; alkoholiker μεθύστακας borracho joobnu, joodik آدم الکلی humalainen ivrogne, ivrognesse שכור मस्त, शराबी pijanac, alkoholičar részeg pemabuk drukkinn manneskja; fyllibytta ubriaco 酔っぱらい 술 취한 사람 girtuoklis dzērājs pemabuk dronkaard fyllebøtte, fyllik pijak نښه bêbado beţiv пьяный pijan, ožran pijanec pijan fyllo คนเมา sarhoş 酒醉的人(尤指酒鬼) п'яниця اکثر نشے میں دھت رہنے والا شخص người say rượu 醉汉
ˈdrunkard (-kəd) noun
a person who is often drunk. I'm afraid he's turning into a drunkard. dronkaard سِكّير пияница bêbado alkoholik der Säufer drukkenbolt μπεκρής, μεθύστακας borracho joodik دائم الخمر juoppo alcoolique שיכור, שתיין पियक्कड़ pijandura részeges pemabuk fyllibytta, alkóhólisti ubriacone 大酒飲み 술고래 girtuoklis dzērājs penagih arak dronkaard fyllik, dranker pijak هغه څوك چې هميشه نښه وې bêbado beţiv пьяница opilec, alkoholik, -čka alkoholik pijanac drinkare, fyllbult คนขี้เมา ayyaş 酒鬼 п'яниця نشے کا عادی người nghiện rượu 酒鬼
ˈdrunken adjective
1. drunk. drunken soldiers. dronk سَكْران، ثَمِل пиян bêbado opilý betrunken fuld; beruset μεθυσμένος borracho joobnud مست juopunut soûl, ivre שיכור नशे में चूर pijan részeg mabuk drukkinn ubriaco 酔った 술 취한 girtas piedzēries mabuk dronken full, beruset pijany مست bêbado beat, băut пьяный opitý pijan pijan full, drucken ซึ่งมึนเมา sarhoş 酒醉的 п'яний شراب کے نشے میں say rượu 醉的
2. caused by being drunk. a drunken sleep. dronk بِسَبَب السُّكْر пиянски alcoólico opilecký, způsobený opilostí betrunken alkohol-; fuldemands- μεθυσμένος, που προκαλείται από μεθύσι causado por embriaguez jooma- ناشی شده از مستی humalatilasta johtuva d'ivrogne נִגרָם מְשִכרוּת नशे में चूर opijenost ittas állapotban karena mabuk ölvunar-, áfengis- da ubriaco 酔っぱらっての 술김에 girto dzēruma- kerana mabuk dronken fylle- pijacki د مستى يا نښۍ له خاطر څخه alcoólico de beţie хмельной opitý pijanski opijen rusig ซึ่งดื่มเหล้ามากเกินไป sarhoşluğun verdiği 酒醉引起的 з перепою, п'яний شراب کے نشے کی وجہ سے say 酒醉引起的
drunken ˈdriving noun
(also drunk driving) driving under the influence of alcohol. dronkbestuur سياقَةٌ تَحْت تأثير السُّكْر каране пиян dirigir embriagado řízení v opilosti alkoholisiertes Fahren spritkørsel οδήγηση υπό την επήρεια μέθης conductor en estado de embriaguez roolijoodiklus, purjus peaga sõitmine رانندگی در حال مستی rattijuopumus conduite en état d'ivresse נָהַג שִׁיכּוֹר नशे में vožnja u pijanom stanju ittas vezetés perihal mengemudi dalam keadaan mabuk guida in stato di ebbrezza 飲酒運 음주 운전 vairavimas esant neblaiviam braukšana dzērumā pemandu mabuk rijden onder invloed fyllekjøring jazda w stanie nietrzeźwym د مستى په حالت كښۍ موټر چلول вождение автомобиля в нетрезвом виде riadenie motorového vozidla v podnapitom stave vožnja pod vplivom alkohola vožnja u pijanom stanju rattfylleri ขับรถขณะมึนเมา içkili araba kullanma 酒後開車 керування автомобілем в п'яному вигляді شراب پی کر گاڑی چلانا lái xe trong tình trạng say rượu 酒后开车
ˈdrunkenness noun
dronkheid سُكْر пиянство embriaguez opilost die Trunkenheit fuldskab; alkoholisme μέθη embriaguez purjusolek مستی humalatila ivresse שכרות मतवालापन pijanstvo részegség keadaan mabuk ölvun ubriachezza 酔い 술 취함 girtumas, apsvaigimas dzērums kemabukkan het dronken zijn fyll stan nietrzeźwości مستى embriaguez beţie пьянство opitosť pijanost pijanstvo fylla, rus, dryckenskap ความมึนเมา sarhoşluk 酒醉 п'янство شراب کے نشے کی حالت sự say rượu 酒醉
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