Definition of breathalyse in English:

breathalyse

(US breathalyze)

verbˈbrɛθəlʌɪzˈbrɛθəˌlaɪz

[with object]

(of the police) use a breathalyser to test how much alcohol (a driver) has consumed.
（警方）对（驾驶员）作呼吸测醉
he was later breathalysed at Cirencester Police Station
Example sentencesExamples
- If police are able to breathalyse drivers for alcohol, there is no reason why they should not take mouth samples.
- Without breathalysing the cows individually, it seemed, there would be no way of knowing for sure.
- I've been stopped and breathalysed a few times but I've never been over the limit.
- Yet when he breathalysed me the result was negative my homeopathic booze had beaten the system.
- The introduction of testing for illegal drugs is being conducted in tandem with breathalysing for alcohol in the workplace.
- My wife had heard the other driver say that he had been at the Golf Club and asked the police to breathalyse him.
- We'll breathalyse them on the way out.
- Over the last two years, an average of 12,000 drivers were arrested and breathalysed.
- They were both breathalysed and then carted off to the nearest police station.
- If they'd breathalysed me at that moment I would have been way over the limit, but of course I had my feet firmly on the ground.
- He was breathalysed at the police station at about 12.02am.
- Perhaps it's ministers who need breathalysing.
- Ideally, a community nurse should visit daily to monitor progress and, if possible, breathalyse for alcohol.
- He breathalyses her which suggests she has twice the legal limit of alcohol in her bloodstream.
- Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed!
- O'Carroll pointed out that having a zero limit would mean breathalyzing everyone that got into a car.

Definition of breathalyze in US English:

breathalyze

verbˈbrɛθəˌlaɪzˈbreTHəˌlīz

[with object]usually be breathalyzed

(of the police) use a breathalyzer.
he was later breathalyzed at Cirencester Police Station
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps it's ministers who need breathalysing.
- Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed!
- Over the last two years, an average of 12,000 drivers were arrested and breathalysed.
- Yet when he breathalysed me the result was negative my homeopathic booze had beaten the system.
- They were both breathalysed and then carted off to the nearest police station.
- We'll breathalyse them on the way out.
- He was breathalysed at the police station at about 12.02am.
- My wife had heard the other driver say that he had been at the Golf Club and asked the police to breathalyse him.
- Ideally, a community nurse should visit daily to monitor progress and, if possible, breathalyse for alcohol.
- If they'd breathalysed me at that moment I would have been way over the limit, but of course I had my feet firmly on the ground.
- Without breathalysing the cows individually, it seemed, there would be no way of knowing for sure.
- The introduction of testing for illegal drugs is being conducted in tandem with breathalysing for alcohol in the workplace.
- O'Carroll pointed out that having a zero limit would mean breathalyzing everyone that got into a car.
- If police are able to breathalyse drivers for alcohol, there is no reason why they should not take mouth samples.
- I've been stopped and breathalysed a few times but I've never been over the limit.
- He breathalyses her which suggests she has twice the legal limit of alcohol in her bloodstream.

单词	breathalyse
释义	Definition of breathalyse in English: breathalyse (US breathalyze) verbˈbrɛθəlʌɪzˈbrɛθəˌlaɪz [with object] (of the police) use a breathalyser to test how much alcohol (a driver) has consumed. （警方）对（驾驶员）作呼吸测醉 he was later breathalysed at Cirencester Police Station Example sentencesExamples If police are able to breathalyse drivers for alcohol, there is no reason why they should not take mouth samples. Without breathalysing the cows individually, it seemed, there would be no way of knowing for sure. I've been stopped and breathalysed a few times but I've never been over the limit. Yet when he breathalysed me the result was negative my homeopathic booze had beaten the system. The introduction of testing for illegal drugs is being conducted in tandem with breathalysing for alcohol in the workplace. My wife had heard the other driver say that he had been at the Golf Club and asked the police to breathalyse him. We'll breathalyse them on the way out. Over the last two years, an average of 12,000 drivers were arrested and breathalysed. They were both breathalysed and then carted off to the nearest police station. If they'd breathalysed me at that moment I would have been way over the limit, but of course I had my feet firmly on the ground. He was breathalysed at the police station at about 12.02am. Perhaps it's ministers who need breathalysing. Ideally, a community nurse should visit daily to monitor progress and, if possible, breathalyse for alcohol. He breathalyses her which suggests she has twice the legal limit of alcohol in her bloodstream. Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed! O'Carroll pointed out that having a zero limit would mean breathalyzing everyone that got into a car. Definition of breathalyze in US English: breathalyze verbˈbrɛθəˌlaɪzˈbreTHəˌlīz [with object]usually be breathalyzed (of the police) use a breathalyzer. he was later breathalyzed at Cirencester Police Station Example sentencesExamples Perhaps it's ministers who need breathalysing. Don't be tempted to have a quick one before you set off; all climbers are stringently breathalysed! Over the last two years, an average of 12,000 drivers were arrested and breathalysed. Yet when he breathalysed me the result was negative my homeopathic booze had beaten the system. They were both breathalysed and then carted off to the nearest police station. We'll breathalyse them on the way out. He was breathalysed at the police station at about 12.02am. My wife had heard the other driver say that he had been at the Golf Club and asked the police to breathalyse him. Ideally, a community nurse should visit daily to monitor progress and, if possible, breathalyse for alcohol. If they'd breathalysed me at that moment I would have been way over the limit, but of course I had my feet firmly on the ground. Without breathalysing the cows individually, it seemed, there would be no way of knowing for sure. The introduction of testing for illegal drugs is being conducted in tandem with breathalysing for alcohol in the workplace. O'Carroll pointed out that having a zero limit would mean breathalyzing everyone that got into a car. If police are able to breathalyse drivers for alcohol, there is no reason why they should not take mouth samples. I've been stopped and breathalysed a few times but I've never been over the limit. He breathalyses her which suggests she has twice the legal limit of alcohol in her bloodstream.
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