intoxicant

• Adjectif décrivant une substance ou une chose qui provoque un état d'ivresse ou d'altération de la conscience, généralement par l'alcool ou les drogues.

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.

   qui enivre

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

   Synonymesinebriantintoxicating

• Substance, telle qu'une boisson alcoolisée ou une drogue, qui peut provoquer un état d'ivresse ou d'étourdissement.

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.

   boisson alcoolisée

   • 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.

   Synonymesalcoholboozefirewatergroghoochliquortipple

2. Intoxicating drugB2formalmedical

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

   drogue stupéfiante

   • 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.

   Synonymesdrughallucinogennarcoticpsychoactive substance