punch-drunk nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di punch-drunk nel dizionario inglese»italiano

punch-drunk [ingl brit ˈpʌntʃdrʌnk, ingl am ˈpəntʃˌdrəŋk] AGG

punch-drunk (in boxing)

ubriaco, frastornato per i colpi

punch-drunk (from tiredness) fig

ubriaco di stanchezza

Traduzioni di punch-drunk nel dizionario italiano»inglese

I.intontito [intonˈtito] VB part perf

intontito → intontire

II.intontito [intonˈtito] AGG (per un colpo)

intontito

stunned

intontito

dazed

intontito dai farmaci

groggy from medicine

intontito dall'alcol

punch-drunk

guardare intontito

to gawk colloq

sentirsi intontito

to feel dizzy

Vedi anche: intontire

I.intontire [intonˈtire] VB vb trans

1. intontire (frastornare):

intontire notizia, shock:

to daze

intontire notizia, shock:

to numb

la musica in discoteca mi intontisce

the music in the disco makes me dizzy

2. intontire (stordire):

intontire medicina:

to make [sb] groggy

II.intontirsi VB vb rifl

intontirsi

to be dazed

intontirsi

to be stunned

I.ubriaco <m.pl ubriachi, f.pl. ubriache> [ubriˈako, ki, ke] AGG

ubriaco

drunk

ubriaco

drunken

ubriaco

intoxicated

essere ubriaco fradicio colloq

to be blind drunk

essere ubriaco fradicio colloq

to be dead drunk

essere ubriaco fradicio colloq

to be as high as a kite

essere ubriaco fradicio colloq

to be as drunk as a lord ingl brit

essere ubriaco fradicio colloq

to be as drunk as a skunk ingl am

ubriaco di stanchezza

punch-drunk

ubriaco di felicità

deliriously happy

II.ubriaco (ubriaca) <m.pl ubriachi, f.pl. ubriache> [ubriˈako, ki, ke] SOST m (f)

ubriaco (ubriaca)

drunk

risata, sonno da ubriaco

drunken laugh, sleep

punch-drunk nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di punch-drunk nel dizionario inglese»italiano

punch-drunk [ˈpʌntʃ·drʌŋk] AGG a. fig

punch-drunk

suonato, a

to be punch-drunk

essere rintronato, -a colloq

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Ty's most recent work displays a pared-down style without scrimping on his virtuosity as a musician, slapping punch-drunk synths on snap-music-inspired rhythms as his vibrato emphasizes his lascivious, funny lyrics.

www.thefader.com

On the subway, two punch-drunk thugs interrupt their sweet courtship.

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He was punch-drunk at the end, he couldn't stand up.

www.independent.co.uk

They were pleading for the final whistle like a punch-drunk boxer desperately holding on for the bell.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Many have become punch-drunk on a barrage of bad news.

www.independent.ie

They walk around in a druggy punch-drunk haze before eventually snapping out of it.

blogs.crikey.com.au

The crowd was punch-drunk by the intoxicating sounds being belted out by the trio.

www.netnewsledger.com

Even if, by his standards, this is a more conversational set, the viewer gets punch-drunk by it all and lines that maintain the inventive quality, become lost in the desensitisation.

www.chortle.co.uk

And now, he's hopelessly punch-drunk.

www.nbr.co.nz

Originally thought to be exclusive to retired boxers, this dementia was for many decades recognised as punch-drunk syndrome or dementia pugilistica.

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