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intoxicate

/ɪnˈtɒk.sɪ.keɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bezeichnet, jemanden in einen Rauschzustand zu versetzen oder ihn stark zu erregen und zu begeistern.

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/ɪnˈtɒk.sɪ.keɪt/B2formal
  • deVerb, das bezeichnet, jemanden in einen Rauschzustand zu versetzen oder ihn stark zu erregen und zu begeistern.

A verb used to indicate the act of making someone drunk, or to excite or exhilarate someone to a high degree.

  1. Fill with exhilarationB2informal

    To fill someone with excitement, happiness, or enthusiasm.

    deBerauschen

    • The music intoxicated the crowd with its energy.
    • She was intoxicated by the thrill of victory.
    • The beauty of the sunset intoxicated them completely.

    Synonymebewitchcaptivateelateenchantenraptureentranceexhilaratethrill

    Antonymedejectdepressdiscouragedisheartendispirit

  2. Make drunkB1formal

    To cause someone to be under the influence of alcohol, resulting in loss of control.

    deBetrunken machen

    • The strong wine quickly intoxicated him.
    • He was intoxicated after only two drinks.
    • The party guests became intoxicated as the night went on.

    Synonymebefuddlebesotfuddleinebriatestupefy

    Antonymesober

  3. Affect by a drug or substanceB1formalmedical

    To have a stimulating or stupefying effect on someone, typically through a chemical substance.

    deBerauschen

    • The drug can intoxicate users and impair judgment.
    • Some plants contain substances that intoxicate animals.
    • He was intoxicated by the fumes from the chemical spill.

    Synonymebefuddledopedruginebriatestupefy

Formen
  • intoxicated past participle
  • intoxicated past simple
  • intoxicating present participle
  • intoxicates third person singular
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