Examples of using "Bourré" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're smashed.
I'm plastered.
He was very drunk.
Tom was drunk.
- He's trashed.
- He's out of it.
- He's legless.
I was drunk.
It's full of paranoia.
We got dead drunk.
He's bombed.
- Tom was plastered.
- Tom was drunk.
- Tom was intoxicated.
I was drunk.
I'm sloshed.
I think Tom is drunk.
The book is full of lies.
The policeman was drunk.
I got hammered last night.
- I'm drunk.
- I'm sloshed.
- I'm pissed.
- I'm tipsy.
- I'm intoxicated.
I'm drunk, but I can still speak German.
Are you drunk?
He is always full of ideas.
- He's piss drunk.
- He's trashed.
- He's tanked.
- He's sloshed.
- He's plastered.
- He's hammered.
- He's out of it.
- He's legless.
Are you drunk enough to speak German once again?
You're loaded.
I'm so drunk that I can't feel my face anymore.
and eventually, everyone realized that I wasn't drunk or on drugs,
Everyone was drunk, except for me.
Last night I was dead drunk and fell asleep without having a bath.
I believe he was half cut because he kept acting like a fool.
- I think Tom is drunk.
- I think that Tom is drunk.
We got drunker than ever last night and I woke up in the middle of nowhere this morning.
"Don't tell me you're already drunk." "I'm not, I'm not drunk."
I got hammered last night.