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Meanings of inebriate in inglés
catalán
estremir-se Sinónimos
Examples for "thrill"
Examples for "thrill"
1
Although we're hardly recreating Mission Impossible, it is still quite a thrill.
2
But the thrill of the game is not in tackling the dummy.
3
The adventure had all the thrill of a new conquest in it.
4
The thrill of inspiration overtook him, the pleasure of a problem solved.
5
For the visitors, there may also be the thrill of 'extreme tourism'.
1
The king can exalt the Seymours, for they stand far beneath him.
2
Is the saw to exalt itself over the one who wields it?
3
In 2008, I hereby resolve to exalt and uphold the nerd lifestyle.
4
Thou dost exalt whomsoever Thou willest and dost abase whomsoever Thou willest.
5
Anything in the least highfalutin' would depress, not exalt, a British company.
1
The pure air of the country would exhilarate him into new life.
2
I'm not sure it would exhilarate me much at the moment.
3
It was thirty below zero; too cold to exhilarate her.
4
They dispel the gloom of retirement, and exhilarate the spirits depressed by intense application.
5
Here moralists and divines might indeed relax in their temperance, to exhilarate their humanity.
1
A look may beatify or plunge in the depths of despair.
2
Next weekend, Pope Benedict XVI, at the end of his four-day visit to Britain, will beatify him.
3
Sir, - In the rush to beatify nurses a number of points seem to be regularly ignored: 1.
4
Hence this vision did not beatify him simply, so as to overflow into his body, but only in a restricted sense.
5
If the pope were ever to beatify a woman as the patron saint of wifely patience, it would have to be Rhea.
1
And I'd be tickled pink to bury this and forget about it forever.
2
That made everything nice and pretty for everybody, and everybody was tickled pink.
3
And Fanny would be tickled pink to meet a lady detective.
4
Opal would be tickled pink if they fell to pieces for the cameras.
5
Tickled pink's probably not the right way to put it.
portugués
embraigar catalán
emborratxar Usage of inebriate in inglés
1
But less lucky wine-bibbers need not be illogical as well as inebriate.
2
How far down need a man go before he becomes an inebriate?
3
His friendship for the inebriate was of the most sincere kind.
4
It was a bright spring morning, one of those days which inebriate one.
5
One friend used to tell her that she was an inebriate on resting.
6
He became a potman, and was immediately discharged as an inebriate.
7
She has too much brains for that,- agirlto cheer but not inebriate.
8
The balls would not stay on the track; the pins stood at inebriate angles.
9
Which seemed wise, given that his father's inebriate advice and observations were usually suspect.
10
The movement startled the passengers, many of whom alighted and gathered around the inebriate.
11
The other inebriate, hearing the disturbance, came to the assistance of his drunken companion.
12
She had also served two years in an inebriate reformatory.
13
The orange-trees seem to inebriate me with their very breath.
14
Eight large cans of Guinness in one sitting would certainly inebriate most of us.
15
Clinging to Grant's arm, the two hastened away, leaving the inebriate on the ground.
16
The happy, dreamy peasant-genius gazing on Glory with inebriate, undazzled eyes is no more.
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español
Inebriate through the time
Inebriate across language varieties
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