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1) (drunk: drunken soldiers.) borracho2) (caused by being drunk: a drunken sleep.) causado por embriaguezdrunken adj borrachotr['drʌŋkən]■ drunken driver conductor,-ra en estado de embriaguez\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin a drunken stupor atontado,-a por la bebidadrunken ['drʌŋkən] adj: borracho, ebriodrunken driver: conductor ebriodrunken brawl: pleito de borrachosadj.• borracho, -a adj.• crapuloso, -a adj.• ebrio, -a adj.n.• bacante s.m.'drʌŋkenadjective (before n) <person/mob> borracho; <orgy/brawl> de borrachosin a drunken stupor — en un sopor etílico (frml o hum)
['drʌŋkǝn]ADJ1) (=intoxicated) [person] borracho; [brawl, orgy] de borrachos; [night, evening] de borrachera; [violence] provocado por el alcohol; [voice] de borracho, de cazallero2) (fig) (=crooked)* * *['drʌŋken]adjective (before n) <person/mob> borracho; <orgy/brawl> de borrachosin a drunken stupor — en un sopor etílico (frml o hum)
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