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Pronunciation / Transliteration: deisui shita
"彼は泥酔して運転できなかった。"
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Affected by alcohol or drugs; drunk.
"He was too intoxicated to drive home safely."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin intoxicat- 'poisoned', from the verb intoxicare, from in- 'into, upon' + toxicum 'poison' (from Greek toxikon).
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ivre
Transliteration: ivre
"Il était ivre après avoir bu deux verres."
betrunken
Transliteration: betrunken
"Er war zu betrunken, um noch Auto zu fahren."
ubriaco
Transliteration: ubriaco
"Era troppo ubriaco per guidare."
intoxicado
Transliteration: intoxicado
"El conductor estaba intoxicado."
intoxicado
Transliteration: intoxicado
"Ele estava intoxicado e não pôde trabalhar."
नशे में
Transliteration: nashe mein
"वह शराब के नशे में था।"
喝醉的
Transliteration: hēzuì de
"他喝醉了，无法开车。"
취한
Transliteration: chwihan
"그는 술에 취해 있었다."
泥酔した
Transliteration: deisui shita
"彼は泥酔して運転できなかった。"
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