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Spanish-English translation for: to stagger [when drunk or dazed]
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hacer eses [locución]to stagger [when drunk or dazed]
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desagradablemente gritón {adj}lairy [Br.] [coll.] [person: unpleasantly loud, especially when drunk]
jur. prof. [titulo conferido a ciertos abogados de prestigio] {noun}King's Counsel <KC> [Br.] [male or female senior barrister when the monarch is male]
jur. prof. [titulo conferido a ciertos abogados de prestigio] {noun}Queen's Counsel <QC> [Br.] [male or female senior barrister when the monarch is female]
por mucho que [+subj.]however much [when referring to general trends or sth. which isn't a concrete reality, e.g. 'however much you may protest...']
grogui {adj} [esp.]punchy [Am.] [coll.] [dazed]
tambalearseto stagger [lurch, sway]
vacilar [moverse con inestabilidad]to stagger
mús. tintirintín {m}[echo or sound of trumpet, or other sharp-sounding instrument]
agr. orujo {m} [residuo de uvas o aceitunas]marc [grape or olive pomace or residue]
de despedida {adj}parting [when leaving]
mús. gallo {m}false note [when singing]
tumulto {m}crush [when people are injured]
una vez que {conj} [+subj.]once [after, when]
gentrificación {f}gentrification [when poorer area goes upmarket]
duro {adj} [am.]tipsy [drunk]
alcohólico {adj}intemperate [habitually drunk]
borracho {m}drunkard [frequently drunk]
[echar alcohol or drogas en algo]to spike sth. [surreptitiously add alcohol or drugs]
beodo {adj}bladdered [Br.] [coll.] [drunk]
borracha {f}drunkard [frequently drunk] [female]
¡Hasta luego!See you. [coll., when meeting again later]
emborracharseto get plastered [coll.] [very drunk]
alegre {adj} [achispado]tiddly [Br.] [sl.] [slightly drunk]
lindo {adj} [am.]good-looking [when used of men can suggest gay]
calado hasta los huesos {adj} [locución]dripping wet [coll.] [person: especially when dressed]
Unverified abotagado [col.] [borracho hinchado] {m} [mex.]loaded [drunk] [Am.] [coll.]
etno. med. mongoloide {adj}mongoloid [pejorative when used nowadays for a person with Down's syndrome]
estar yema [Bolivia] [col.]to be wasted [Am.] [coll.] [very drunk]
desenterrar a-algn/algoto dig sb./sth. up [colloquially irreverent when referring to a person]
arriba de la pelota {adj} [borracho] [sur.] [Chile] [col.]hammered [drunk] [coll.]
muy bolo {adj} [borracho] [Guatemala] [col.]wasted [esp. Am.] [sl.] [very drunk]
Unverified estar tomado {m} [estar borracho] [mex.] [col.]to be wasted [drunk] [Am.] [coll.] [sl.]
ser un pollo {m} [Perú] [Lima] [col.]to be juiced-up [drunk] [Am.] [coll.]
jur. nocturnidad {f}[in Spanish law, an aggravating factor when a crime is committed under cover of darkness]
andar como turco en la neblina [Argentina] [col.]to be tanked [Am.] [coll.] [drunk]
baile duende {m}magic [fig.] [in a performance] [heightened state of emotion and expression when performing something, often connected with flamenco]
agarrar la jarra {f} [México] [col.]to go on a bender [coll.] [get drunk for a substantial period]
como una cuba {adj} [col.] [fig.]paralytic [coll.] [fig.] [very drunk]
estar en pedo [col.] [vulg.] [emborrachado]to be pissed [Br.] [vulg.] [drunk]
embriagar a-algn/algo [también: fig.]to intoxicate sb./sth. [make drunk] [also: fig.]
a fin de cuentas {adv} [fig.]at the end of the day [fig.] [when all is said and done]
hist. El Bienio Reformista {m}[The first two years of the Second Spanish Republic, when major political reforms were carried out, 1931-33]
noticias {f.pl}tidings [archaic or literary]
entumecido {adj}numb [physically or psychologically]
imprimación {f}primer [paint or coat]
indum. vestimenta {f}raiment [archaic or literary]
ramera {f}trollop [dated or hum.]
cine cortometraje {m}short [movie or film]
hist. lit. pol. trama {f}plot [conspiracy or storyline]
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