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61 un forte o gran bevitore
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62 un forte bevitore
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63 beone sm
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64 dedito agg
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65 Er trinkt viel.
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66 Quartal(s)säufer
Quar·tal(s)·säu·fer, -säu·fe·rin m, f( fam) periodic heavy drinkerDeutsch-Englisch Wörterbuch für Studenten > Quartal(s)säufer
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67 beber como una cuba
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68 ser un bebedor empedernido
• be a heavy drinker• drink a lotDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > ser un bebedor empedernido
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69 ser una colodra
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70 tomar mucho
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71 opini|a
/o'pinja/ f ( GDGpl opinii) 1. (pogląd) opinion, view- przychylna/negatywna opinia o kimś/czymś a favourable/negative opinion about sb/sth- według opinii naszych lekarzy/ekspertów in the opinion of our doctors/experts- głosić/wypowiadać śmiałe opinie to voice a. air/express strong opinions a. views- wyrobić sobie o kimś/czymś opinię to form an opinion about sb/sth- chciałbym zasięgnąć pańskiej opinii w tej sprawie I’d like to ask your opinion on this matter- stracił/zyskał w mojej opinii I have a lower/higher opinion of him now2. (renoma) reputation- cieszyć się dobrą/nieposzlakowaną opinią to have a good/impeccable reputation- psuć/szargać komuś opinię to destroy/tarnish sb’s reputation- dbać o swoją opinię to protect a. guard one’s reputation- miał opinię flirciarza/pijaka he had the reputation of being a flirt/a heavy drinker3. (ekspertyza) opinion; (ocena) testimonial- opinia lekarzy a medical opinion- opinia środowiska lekarskiego a body of medical opinion- opinia biegłego na temat czegoś (an) expert a. (an) expert’s opinion on sth- przedstawić opinię z poprzedniego miejsca pracy to provide testimonials (to one’s character and ability) by a. from the previous employer, to provide character references by a. from the previous employer- wystawić opinię o zachowaniu ucznia to give a testimonial to the pupil’s conduct□ opinia publiczna public opinionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > opini|a
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72 trunkow|y
Ⅰ adj. 1. [zapach, odór] alcoholic 2. pot. [kierowca] drinking attr.- człowiek mocno trunkowy a heavy drinkerⅡ m pot. boozer pot.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > trunkow|y
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73 trincatore
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74 aubergine
n. f.1. 'Conk', 'hooter', bulbous nose (the kind of highly-coloured proboscis heralding the heavy drinker).2. 'Meter-maid', traffic warden. (Until 1980, their uniform was aubergine-coloured.) -
75 entonnoir
n. m.1. 'Gullet', throat. Avoir une sacrée descente d'entonnoir. To be something of a boozer.2. 'Soak', heavy drinker.3. (pl.): 'Lug-holes', ears. -
76 lichetrogner
v. trans. & intrans. To 'booze', to drink alcoholic beverage to excess. (Whereas licher can refer to a connoisseur of fine wines, lichetrogner is associated with the heavy drinker.) -
77 picoleur
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78 pionnard
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79 pitancheur
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80 pochard
I.n. m. 'Soak', habitual heavy drinker.II.adj. 'Boozy', drunk.
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