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Vida Cotidiana - Beber y fumar

Explore modismos en inglés relacionados con fumar y beber con ejemplos como "lung dart" y "drink like a fish".

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to drown one's sorrows

to become drunk just to forget something upsetting or disturbing

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(as) drunk as a skunk

so intoxicated with alcohol that one starts behaving like a lunatic

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(as) drunk as a lord

having consumed an excessive amount of alcohol and hence unable to think or act normally

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(as) drunk as a wheelbarrow

incapable of acting or thinking like a normal person would, due to having consumed an excessive amount of alcohol

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to drink like a fish

to drink too much of alcoholic drinks on a regular basis

[Frase]
to go to one's head

(of alcoholic drinks) to make one extremely drunk

[Frase]
here is to somebody or something

used before drinking in honor of a person or thing

[Oración]
stone sober

someone who is not in any way affected by chemical substances or alcoholic drinks

totalmente sobrio, persona sobria

totalmente sobrio, persona sobria

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to get a load on

to become extremely drunk

[Frase]
to give somebody a buzz

to make someone become so drunk that they have no control over their thoughts or actions whatsoever

[Frase]
to wet one's whistle

to have a glass of something, particularly an alcoholic drink

[Frase]
on the rocks

(of drinks, particularly alcoholic beverages) with ice cubes in the glass

[Frase]
(as) high as a kite

heavily under the influence of alcoholic drinks or drugs

[Frase]
to have one too many

to drink an excessive amout of alcohol and become extremely drunk

[Frase]
on the bottle

used to refer to someone who tends to drink an excessive amount of alcohol

[Frase]
hair of the dog

an alcoholic drink consumed to cure a headache that comes after excessive drinking

[Frase]
coffin nail

used to refer to a cigarette, often to highlight the health risks associated with smoking

uña de ataúd

uña de ataúd

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cancer stick

used to refer to a cigarette, often due to the well-known health risks associated with smoking

palo de cáncer, cigarrillo

palo de cáncer, cigarrillo

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lung dart

used for referring to a cigarette, often implying the harmful effects of smoking on one's lungs

cigarrillo, pucho

cigarrillo, pucho

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Dutch courage

the strength or confidence that is obtained from drinking an excessive amount of alcoholic drinks

coraje de la botella, valentía embriagada

coraje de la botella, valentía embriagada

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on the wagon

used to refer to a priod of time in which one avoids drinking alcoholic drinks

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to hit the bottle

to start drinking an excessive amount of alcohol, particularly on regular basis

[Frase]
one over the eight

used to refer to an occasion in which one drinks too much alcoholic drinks and becomes drunk

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to smoke like a chimney

to smoke a great number of cigarettes

[Frase]
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