sloshed

• Adjetivo británico informal que significa borracho o en estado de ebriedad, a menudo de manera evidente o excesiva.

An informal British adjective meaning drunk or intoxicated.

1. Very drunkC1slang

   In a state of heavy intoxication from alcohol.

   Muy borracho

   • He got completely sloshed at the party last night.
   • After three beers, she was already feeling sloshed.
   • They were all sloshed by the end of the wedding reception.

   Sinónimosblastedcrockedhammeredloadedplasteredsmashedwasted

   Antónimossober

• Verbo usado para describir el movimiento de un líquido dentro de un recipiente, a menudo con un sonido de chapoteo, o el desplazamiento a través de líquido o barro produciendo ese sonido.

A verb used to describe the movement of liquid in a container, often with a splashing sound, or to move through liquid or mud with a splashing sound.

1. Make a splashing soundB1informal

   To move or cause liquid to move with a splashing noise.

   chapotear (líquido)

   • The water sloshed around in the bucket as he walked.
   • She could hear the milk sloshing in the carton.
   • The waves sloshed against the side of the boat.

   Sinónimosplashslopsplashsploshswash

2. Walk through mud or mireB2informal

   To walk or move with difficulty through a wet, muddy, or slushy substance.

   Chapotear en el barro

   • We sloshed through the muddy field after the rain.
   • The hikers sloshed along the flooded trail.
   • He sloshed through the puddles on his way home.

   Sinónimosplashslogslopsquelchtrudgewade

3. Spill or splash clumsilyB1informal

   To cause liquid to spill or splash in a clumsy or careless manner.

   Derramar o salpicar torpemente

   • He sloshed coffee onto the table while reaching for his phone.
   • She accidentally sloshed water all over the floor.
   • The waiter sloshed soup onto the customer's shirt.

   Sinónimosslopspattersplashsplattersplosh

Variantes phrasalslosh around