intoxicant

• Adjetivo que describe algo que causa intoxicación o embriaguez, generalmente por alcohol o drogas.

An adjective describing something that causes intoxication, typically through alcohol or drugs.

1. Causing intoxicationC1formal

   Describes a substance that can cause drunkenness or a loss of control over one's mental or physical abilities.

   que intoxica

   • The intoxicant effects of alcohol are well documented.
   • Certain intoxicant plants are used in traditional rituals.
   • The drug has a powerful intoxicant property.

   Sinónimosinebriantintoxicating

• Sustancia, como una bebida alcohólica o una droga, que puede causar un estado de embriaguez o intoxicación.

A substance, such as an alcoholic beverage or a drug, that can produce a state of intoxication or drunkenness.

1. Alcoholic beverageB2formalculinary

   A drink containing ethanol that can induce intoxication when consumed in sufficient quantities.

   Bebida alcohólica

   • Wine and beer are common intoxicants enjoyed in moderation.
   • The sale of intoxicants is regulated by law in many countries.
   • He was arrested for driving under the influence of an intoxicant.
   • Some cultures use fermented grains to create traditional intoxicants.

   Sinónimosalcoholboozefirewatergroghoochliquortipple

2. Intoxicating drugB2formalmedical

   A substance, other than alcohol, that can cause a state of reduced control, euphoria, or altered consciousness.

   Sustancia intoxicante (droga)

   • Certain mushrooms are natural intoxicants with hallucinogenic effects.
   • The hospital treated several patients who had overdosed on synthetic intoxicants.
   • Using an intoxicant can impair judgment and coordination.
   • Authorities warn about the dangers of unregulated intoxicants sold online.

   Sinónimosdrughallucinogennarcoticpsychoactive substance