Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Ukrainian term or phrase:
хмеліти
English translation:
to become intoxicated, tipsy, drunk
Added to glossary by
Alexandra Tussing
Mar 1, 2004 02:53
20 yrs ago
Ukrainian term
хмеліти
Non-PRO
Ukrainian to English
Art/Literary
Food & Drink
has to do with brewing and drinking but there's an association with the effects of drinking.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +3 | ro become intoxicated | Alexandra Tussing |
5 +1 | get drunk | Vladimir Dubisskiy |
4 +2 | to become tipsy | Sergey Strakhov |
Proposed translations
+3
1 hr
Selected
ro become intoxicated
or to become drunk, tipsy, etc.
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
+1
3 hrs
Ukrainian term (edited):
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get drunk
or, and probably,closer: become tipsy (tipsy = unsteady, staggering, or foolish from the effects of liquor, Webster's)
or
get tight (tight = intoxicated, drunk, Webster's)
or
get tight (tight = intoxicated, drunk, Webster's)
+2
5 hrs
Ukrainian term (edited):
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to become tipsy
Memories of Old Borate -
... If one became tipsy he was said to be "Tadly Odly." If a man was helped
into camp, unable to walk straight, he was "Prilled" (intoxicated). ...
www.ttrr.org/bd_text/bdpb_002.html
Good luck!
... If one became tipsy he was said to be "Tadly Odly." If a man was helped
into camp, unable to walk straight, he was "Prilled" (intoxicated). ...
www.ttrr.org/bd_text/bdpb_002.html
Good luck!
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