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sober

/ˈsoʊ.bər/

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adjective

/ˈsoʊ.bər/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который не пьян, или ситуацию, отношение или цвет, которые являются серьёзными, спокойными и сдержанными.

Describes a person who is not drunk, or a situation, attitude, or color that is serious, calm, and restrained.

  1. Not intoxicatedB1formal

    Not under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.

    ruТрезвый

    • He remained sober throughout the party.
    • She insisted on staying sober to drive everyone home.
    • After the accident, he decided to stay sober for good.

    Synonymsabstinentclearheadeddrystraightteetotalunintoxicated

    Antonymsdrunkhighinebriatedintoxicatedstonedtipsy

  2. Serious and dignifiedB2formal

    Having a serious, solemn, and responsible character; not frivolous.

    ruСерьёзный и достойный

    • The judge gave a sober assessment of the case.
    • His sober demeanor made him a trusted advisor.
    • The ceremony was a sober and respectful event.

    Synonymsdignifiedearnestgraverestrainedsedateserioussolemnstaidsubdued

    Antonymsflippantfrivolousgiddylightheartedsilly

  3. Dull in colorB2formal

    Lacking brightness, vividness, or strong color; muted.

    ruНеяркий

    • She wore a sober gray suit to the interview.
    • The room was decorated in sober tones of beige and brown.
    • The painting's sober palette reflected the artist's mood.

    Synonymsdrabmutedquietrestrainedsombersubdued

    Antonymsbrightcolorfulgarishgaudyluridvivid

  4. Not playfulC1formal

    Completely lacking in humor or lightheartedness; serious.

    ruСерьёзный

    • His sober expression made everyone stop laughing.
    • The meeting had a sober tone, with no room for jokes.
    • She gave a sober warning about the risks involved.

    Synonymsearnestgravehumorlesssedateserioussolemnsomberstaid

    Antonymshumorousjoviallightheartedplayfulwitty

Forms
  • soberer comparative form
  • soberest superlative form
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verb

/ˈsoʊ.bər/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия становления или приведения кого-либо в серьёзное, спокойное состояние или освобождения от воздействия алкоголя.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming or making someone serious, calm, or free from the effects of alcohol.

  1. Make or become soberB2formal

    To cause someone to become sober, especially after being drunk.

    ruПротрезветь

    • The cold air helped to sober him up.
    • She drank coffee to try to sober herself.
    • He needed time to sober after the party.

    Synonymssober up

    Antonymsbefuddleinebriateintoxicate

  2. Become more serious or realisticB2formal

    To become more serious, realistic, or less emotional about a situation.

    ruСтать более серьезным

    • The tragic news sobered everyone in the room.
    • He sobered up when he realized the consequences of his actions.
    • The financial report sobered the investors' optimism.

    Synonymssettle downsober upwake up

  3. Recover from intoxicationB2informal

    To become sober after consuming too much alcohol.

    ruПротрезветь

    • It took him a few hours to sober up.
    • She sobered up quickly after drinking water.
    • He tried to sober up before driving home.

    Synonymssober up

Forms
  • sobered past participle
  • sobered past simple
  • sobering present participle
  • sobers third person singular

Phrasal variantssober up

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