hammered

• Término coloquial que significa estar muy borracho o ebrio, generalmente por consumo excesivo de alcohol.

Slang term meaning very drunk or intoxicated.

1. Very drunkB2slangamerican

   Extremely intoxicated from alcohol consumption.

   muy borracho

   • He got completely hammered at the party last night.
   • After three beers, she was already hammered.
   • They were all hammered by midnight.

   Sinónimosblind drunkblottoinebriatedintoxicatedleglessloadedpickledplasteredsloshedsmashedsozzledwasted

   Antónimosabstinentclearheadedsoberteetotal

2. Defeated or criticized harshlyB2informal

   To be severely beaten, defeated, or criticized.

   Derrotado o criticado duramente

   • The team got hammered in the championship game.
   • His proposal was hammered by the board members.
   • She felt hammered after the intense workout.

   Antónimoscelebrated

• Verbo que designa golpear repetidamente con un martillo o herramienta similar, o forzar o dar forma a algo mediante golpes fuertes; también puede referirse a insistir o machacar sobre una idea o asunto.

A verb used to indicate the act of striking repeatedly with a hammer or similar tool, or to forcefully drive or shape something.

1. Strike with a hammerA2formal

   To hit something repeatedly with a hammer or similar tool.

   Golpear con martillo

   • He hammered the nail into the wall.
   • She hammered the metal sheet until it was flat.
   • The worker hammered the wooden frame together.

   Sinónimosbangbashbatterbeathitknockpoundpummelstrikethump

2. Force or driveB2informal

   To force something into a position or state through repeated effort.

   martillar/insistir

   • The teacher hammered the grammar rules into the students' heads.
   • He hammered the point home during the debate.
   • They hammered out a compromise after hours of negotiation.

   Sinónimosbangbeatdriveforcepoundpummelramthump

3. B2informal

   To criticize or attack someone or something severely.

   criticar o atacar duramente

   • The critics hammered the new movie for its poor plot.
   • She hammered her opponent during the debate.
   • The media hammered the politician for his controversial remarks.

   Sinónimosassailattackblastcastigatecriticizedenounceexcoriateflaylambastepillorypummelslamtrash

   Antónimoscommendcomplimentlaudpraise

Variantes phrasalhammer inhammer out