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| 1 | unable to control your actions or behaviour because you have drunk too much alcohol 醉的 |
| get drunk (on sth) She had got drunk on vodka. 她是喝伏特加而醉的。 |
| blind/roaring drunk (=very drunk) Andrew came home blind drunk. 酩酊大醉；烂醉如泥 |
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| 2 | +with feeling something so strongly that you do not behave normally 陶醉的；忘乎所以的 |
| She felt drunk with rage. 她气得晕头转向。 |
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| - | be drunk and disorderly
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| to be noisy or violent in a public place because you are drunk . This is an offence in the UK |
| 酗酒闹事（在英国属犯法行为） |
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| - | drunk as a skunk/lord informal
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| very drunk |
| 烂醉如泥；酩酊大醉 |
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