intoxicated
intoxicated 英 [ɪnˈtɒksɪkeɪtɪd] 美 [ɪnˈtɑksɪkeɪtɪd]
adj. 喝醉的；极度兴奋的 v. 沉醉；中毒（intoxicate的过去分词）
- Someone who's intoxicated has had too much to drink. Visit an Irish pub on St. Patrick's Day and you're sure to see at least one intoxicated person.
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- adj. 喝醉的；极度兴奋的
- v. 沉醉；中毒（intoxicate的过去分词）
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1. The beauty of the night intoxicated me.
美丽的夜色让我沉醉。
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2. Robert Lund, originally from Darwen, Lancashire, said his wife drank because she had not come to terms with the death of her first husband and would become "very violent" when intoxicated.
罗伯特·隆德来自于英国兰开夏的达温，他的妻子因为无法面对第一任丈夫的死亡而染上嗜酒的恶习，并且喝醉后变得“十分暴力”。
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3. Robot drivers react faster than humans, have 360-degree perception and do not get distracted, sleepy or intoxicated, the engineers argue.
工程师们提出，机器人司机比人类的反应更快、有着 360 度的感知能力、不会分心、瞌睡或者喝醉。
- intoxicated (adj.) 1550s, "poisoned;" 1570s, "drunk," past-participle adjective from intoxicate (v.).
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