drunkenness in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for drunkenness in the English»French Dictionary

drunkenness [Brit ˈdrʌŋk(ə)nˌnəs, Am ˈdrəŋkənˌnəs] N

1. drunkenness (state):

drunkenness

ivresse f

drunkenness

ébriété f form

2. drunkenness (habit):

drunkenness

ivrognerie f

Translations for drunkenness in the French»English Dictionary

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soûlographie

drunkenness

ivresse

drunkenness

drunkenness in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for drunkenness in the English»French Dictionary

drunkenness N no pl

1. drunkenness (being drunk):

drunkenness

ébriété f

2. drunkenness (habit):

drunkenness

alcoolisme m

Translations for drunkenness in the French»English Dictionary

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ivrognerie

drunkenness

ébriété

drunkenness

ivresse

drunkenness

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English

Symptoms such as slurred speech and loss of balance were misinterpreted by the public and the media as a sign of drunkenness.

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Examples of symptom strategy are sleepiness, headaches, and drunkenness.

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The final quarter of the century saw a slow reduction in drunkenness.

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Within two months he was relieved of his command and arrested for a subsequent episode of drunkenness.

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The level specified at that timecommonly, 0.15%--was high enough to indicate drunkenness rather than impairment.

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These markings will fade with the loss of mental faculties due to drunkenness, age, or drugs.

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This passage of the seed of the drunkenness becomes a reality in the poem.

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Three main issues occupied most of their time: public drunkenness, gambling, and poor sanitation.

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Drunkenness was rampant and violence was not uncommon.

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Bim's swift rise to power is tempered by loneliness and drunkenness.

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