Definition of hung-over in English:

hung-over

adjective

Suffering from a hangover after drinking alcohol.
因余醉未醒感到难受的
‘You look distinctly hung-over.’
Example sentencesExamples
- Waking up to find a hung-over friend of a relative amongst the presents will certainly help that year stand out.
- And most of the blonde wigs seemed to drain me of colour, making me look pale and strangely hung-over.
- You see, I'd creep home a few days later, out of money and hung-over, tired and upset.
- After sleeping in and waking up slightly hung-over, I decide that today is the perfect day to go to the Vatican.
- Even if you are tired, ill or hung-over and feeling really dopey, the brain is at its most lucid and uncluttered at that time of day.
- Nine years ago, whilst hung-over, I fell in the shower - just like an old lady.
- Howard is hung-over today, quieter than he really is.
- At home I'm all domestic and sweet, and on the road I do interviews hung-over.
- He was so hung-over the next morning and it kinda made me laugh because it was my little brother's first hangover.
- Julia looks hung-over and ravenous as she digs at the fried mushrooms on her plate.
- He rambles on in an affected monotone, gesticulates lazily, seeming something like a hung-over club promoter.
- No, what struck him more was the palpable sense of depression, as if the entire country was feeling hung-over.
- The following morning a very contrite, and hung-over rep made straight for Sunny to apologise profusely for his behaviour of the previous night.
- Michelle arrives home slightly hung-over from the night before but still characteristically bright and chirpy.
- Shouldn't he be at home, hung-over or something?
- Are you sitting by yourself, eating corn chips, hung-over, depressed about your imminent breakdown, or the news?
- He'll be hung-over tomorrow but I think he'll be fine.
- You are constantly jet-lagged, knackered or hung-over.
- I was so tired that I slept through everything, and woke up late in the afternoon, refreshed, if not a little hung-over.
- I'll probably be hung-over in the morning, but that'll be the best hangover ever.

单词	hung-over
释义	Definition of hung-over in English: hung-over adjective Suffering from a hangover after drinking alcohol. 因余醉未醒感到难受的 ‘You look distinctly hung-over.’ Example sentencesExamples Waking up to find a hung-over friend of a relative amongst the presents will certainly help that year stand out. And most of the blonde wigs seemed to drain me of colour, making me look pale and strangely hung-over. You see, I'd creep home a few days later, out of money and hung-over, tired and upset. After sleeping in and waking up slightly hung-over, I decide that today is the perfect day to go to the Vatican. Even if you are tired, ill or hung-over and feeling really dopey, the brain is at its most lucid and uncluttered at that time of day. Nine years ago, whilst hung-over, I fell in the shower - just like an old lady. Howard is hung-over today, quieter than he really is. At home I'm all domestic and sweet, and on the road I do interviews hung-over. He was so hung-over the next morning and it kinda made me laugh because it was my little brother's first hangover. Julia looks hung-over and ravenous as she digs at the fried mushrooms on her plate. He rambles on in an affected monotone, gesticulates lazily, seeming something like a hung-over club promoter. No, what struck him more was the palpable sense of depression, as if the entire country was feeling hung-over. The following morning a very contrite, and hung-over rep made straight for Sunny to apologise profusely for his behaviour of the previous night. Michelle arrives home slightly hung-over from the night before but still characteristically bright and chirpy. Shouldn't he be at home, hung-over or something? Are you sitting by yourself, eating corn chips, hung-over, depressed about your imminent breakdown, or the news? He'll be hung-over tomorrow but I think he'll be fine. You are constantly jet-lagged, knackered or hung-over. I was so tired that I slept through everything, and woke up late in the afternoon, refreshed, if not a little hung-over. I'll probably be hung-over in the morning, but that'll be the best hangover ever.
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