pissed

• En anglais britannique, cet adjectif signifie « très ivre » ou « en état d'ébriété ». En anglais américain, c'est un mot d'argot vulgaire signifiant « en colère » ou « irrité ».

In British English, this adjective means 'very drunk' or 'intoxicated'. In American English, it is a vulgar slang term meaning 'angry' or 'annoyed'.

1. Angry or annoyedB2slangbritish

   Feeling strong irritation or anger about something.

   en colère, furieux

   • He was absolutely pissed when he found out they had lied to him.
   • She got pissed at her brother for breaking her phone.
   • Don't get pissed about such a small mistake.

   Synonymesangryannoyedexasperatedfuriousincensedirateirritatedlividvexed

   Antonymescalmcomposedcontentdelightedhappypleasedserene

2. IntoxicatedB2slangamerican

   In a state of drunkenness from consuming too much alcohol.

   ivre, saoul

   • They went out drinking and got completely pissed.
   • He was too pissed to drive home safely.
   • After the party, everyone was totally pissed.

   Synonymesblottodrunkhammeredinebriatedintoxicatedplasteredsloshedsmashedtipsywasted

   Antonymesabstinentclearheadeddrysober

• Verbe signifiant uriner, ou, dans un registre familier ou vulgaire, exprimer la colère, le mépris ou l'agacement.

A verb used to indicate the act of urinating, or in informal contexts, to express anger or contempt.

1. Eliminate urineB1informal

   To discharge urine from the body.

   uriner

   • He needed to piss after the long car ride.
   • The dog pissed on the fire hydrant.
   • She went behind the tree to piss.

   Synonymesmake watermicturatepeeurinatewee