Examples of using "Dronken" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You are drunk!
- You're drunk.
They were drinking.
Stay drunk!
- He is drunk.
- He's drunk.
- I'm drunk.
- I'm sloshed.
- I'm pissed.
- I'm tipsy.
- I'm intoxicated.
Tom is intoxicated.
We drank a lot.
- You're drunk.
- You're hammered.
- You're plastered.
- You're sloshed.
You are drunk!
- Tom was plastered.
- Tom was drunk.
- Tom was intoxicated.
We drank beer.
They drank coffee.
They drank smoothies.
Is Tom drunk?
I was drunk.
You're drunk.
Are you drunk?
Tom was drunk and angry.
We're quite drunk.
We drank a lot of alcohol.
Man, you're drunk.
Let's get drunk.
The policeman was drunk.
- I was too drunk.
- I was very drunk.
We drank a little.
We drank some wine.
Tom wasn't drunk.
He got very drunk.
- Tom got very drunk.
- Tom became very drunk.
We drank a lot of coffee.
He is always drunk!
Tom is always drunk.
This man is drunk.
Tom seemed to be a little drunk.
- Are you drunk?
- Are you high?
- Are you drunk or something?
Drunk people are so entertaining.
- He is a little high.
- He's a bit drunk.
He was more or less drunk.
She's a bit drunk.
- I am a bit drunk.
- I'm a bit drunk.
Tom came home drunk last night.
He got drunk and became talkative.
Tom and Mary are drunk.
Are you already drunk?
Tom wasn't very drunk.
I'm pretty drunk right now.
You're too drunk to drive.
He is more or less drunk.
Drunk driving is a serious problem.