Examples of using "Részeg" in a sentence and their english translations:
He is drunk.
- You are drunk!
- You're drunk.
- You are drunk!
- You're drunk.
- Are you drunk?
- Are you high?
- Are you drunk or something?
- You are drunk!
- You're drunk.
He's too drunk.
- Tom's drunk.
- Tom is drunk.
He's a mean drunk.
I'm drunk.
You're drunk.
Stay drunk!
Everyone is drunk.
Is Tom drunk?
I was drunk.
- I'm still thirsty.
- I'm not drunk.
I'm too drunk.
How drunk are you?
Have you ever been drunk?
- I was very drunk.
- I was rather drunk.
- I was quite drunk.
I'm hammered.
You're obviously drunk.
I'm pretty drunk.
- I wasn't drunk.
- I was not drunk.
Tom is drunk again.
Tom is already drunk.
You're plastered.
I'm drunk again.
Tom is pretty drunk.
Tom is just drunk.
- Tom was plastered.
- Tom was drunk.
- He is drunk.
- He's drunk.
Were you drunk last night?
Were you drunk at the party?
He always cries when he is drunk.
This man is drunk.
I'm not that drunk.
Her husband is usually drunk.
Are you drunk or something?
- Tom was also drunk.
- Tom was drunk, too.
The policeman was drunk.
Is Tom drunk?
I'm quite drunk now.
Tom was already drunk.
Tom was already drunk.
Tom was obviously intoxicated.
Tom is probably just drunk.
Tom was probably drunk.
I've never been drunk.
I think I'm drunk.
- Tom is intoxicated.
- Tom's drunk.
- Tom is hammered.
- Tom is smashed.
- Tom is drunk.
You're completely drunk again.
Do you think Tom was drunk?
Tom is already quite drunk.
Tom is hammered.
You're hammered.
- He is dead drunk.
- He's dead drunk.
Tom seemed to be sloshed.
You're too drunk to drive.
If you're drunk don't take the wheel of a car.
I'm not drunk. I'm as sober as a judge.
A drunk man fell down the stairs.
Tom was drunk and his speech was slurred.
- I am a bit drunk.
- I'm a bit drunk.
- I'm a bit tipsy.
- I'm a little drunk.
When I arrived, Tom was already drunk.
She did it while he was drunk.
I don't drink, but I'm drunk because of you.
Tom isn't drunk, but Mary is.
- He's as drunk as a fiddler.
- He's hammered.
- He's out of it.
- He's legless.
Oh my God, you're drunk.
He is too drunk to drive home.
I think you're too drunk to drive.
I think I'm drunk.
I'm drunk, but I can still speak German.
Tom was really drunk.
Tom used to be drunk by this time every night.
Tom told me everything when he was drunk.
Tom was drunk, so Mary drove him home.
Tom is too drunk to even walk home.
Are you still drunk or are you drunk again?
In England, they say "as drunk as a lord," in Russia by contrast, "as drunk as a shoemaker."
The drunken sailors wrecked havoc inside the bar.
My husband was probably drunk when he signed this.
- You are drunk!
- You're overworked.
- You're drunk.
I might be drunk, but I'm not crazy.
I can't do that now. I'm too drunk.
Tom took Mary's car keys away because she was drunk.
I'm sure Tom won't be intoxicated.
but I was drunk enough to say,