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Traducciones detalladas de drunken de inglés a neerlandés

drunken:


Translation Matrix for drunken:

AdjectiveTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
beschonken drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy boozed; drunk; half drunk; inebriated; intoxicated; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather
bezopen drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy blind drunk; dead drunk; loaded
dronken drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy drunk; intoxicated; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather
ladderzat as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered; tight; tipsy
laveloos as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunken; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered
smoordronken as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunken; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered
stomdronken as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunken; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered
straalbezopen as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunken; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered
zat drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy more than enough; plenty
- bibulous; boozy; sottish
OtherTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
- sottish

Palabras relacionadas con "drunken":


Sinónimos de "drunken":


Definiciones relacionadas de "drunken":

  1. given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol1
    • a drunken binge1
    • two drunken gentlemen holding each other up1

Wiktionary: drunken

drunken
adjective
  1. In the state of alcoholic intoxication

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
drunken beschonken; dronken; zat ivre — Qui a le cerveau troubler par l’effet des boissons fermenter, par l’alcool, etc.

drunken forma de drunk:

drunk [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the drunk (boozer; soak; alcoholic)
    de dronkelap; de zatlap; de dronkaard; de dronkeman
  2. the drunk (boozer; drinker)
    de zuiplap

Translation Matrix for drunk:

NounTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
dronkaard alcoholic; boozer; drunk; soak
dronkelap alcoholic; boozer; drunk; soak
dronkeman alcoholic; boozer; drunk; soak
zatlap alcoholic; boozer; drunk; soak
zuiplap boozer; drinker; drunk boozer
- drunkard; inebriate; rummy; sot; wino
AdjectiveTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
aangeschoten drunk; intoxicated; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather boozed; half drunk; hit; inebriated; intoxicated; tipsy; winged; wounded
beschonken drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather boozed; half drunk; inebriated; intoxicated; tipsy
bezopen drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy blind drunk; dead drunk; loaded
dronken drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather
ladderzat drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy as tight as a drum; completely drunk; dead drunk; drunken; pissed; soaked; thoroughly plastered
zat drunk; drunken; intoxicated; pissed; tight; tipsy more than enough; plenty
- inebriated; intoxicated
OtherTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
- drunkard; intoxicated
ModifierTraducciones relacionadasOther Translations
beneveld drunk; intoxicated; tipsy; under the influence; under the weather blurred; boozed; half drunk; hazy; inebriated; intoxicated; misty; tipsy

Palabras relacionadas con "drunk":


Sinónimos de "drunk":


Antónimos de "drunk":


Definiciones relacionadas de "drunk":

  1. stupefied or excited by a chemical substance (especially alcohol)1
  2. as if under the influence of alcohol1
    • drunk with excitement1
  3. someone who is intoxicated1
  4. a chronic drinker1

Wiktionary: drunk

drunk
noun
  1. drinker
adjective
  1. intoxicated after drinking too much alcohol
drunk
adjective
  1. onder invloed van alcohol
  2. verzadigd, vol, met name van alcoholische drank

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
drunk beschonken; dronken; zat ivre — Qui a le cerveau troubler par l’effet des boissons fermenter, par l’alcool, etc.
drunk dronkaard ivrognepersonne qui s’enivrer régulièrement ou qui boit avec excès.