Phrase guide

get drunk

verb · 2 senses · updated from the 2026-07-25 local source snapshot

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1

verb

Meaning 1

To intoxicate oneself with alcohol. (This entry is a translation hub.)

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: intransitive

Examples

  • I'm going out tonight to get drunk.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

2

verb

Meaning 2

To make drunk. (This entry is a translation hub.)

Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract

Usage: transitive

Examples

  • We got him drunk by spiking the punch.

Meaning relationships

Synonyms: none provided

Antonyms: none provided

History

Etymology

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Across languages

Translations

147 source translations are retained for this English entry.

  • Arabic: سَكِرَ (sakira) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Arabic: ثَمِلَ (ṯamila) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Armenian: հարբել (harbel) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Armenian: արբենալ (arbenal) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Aromanian: mi-mbet — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Catalan: embriagar-se — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Cherokee: ᎤᏴᏍᏕᎠ (uyvsdea) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Chinese Cantonese: 飲醉 /饮醉 (jam2 zeoi3) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hakka Chinese: 食酒醉 (sṳ̍t-chiú-chui) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Chinese: 燒酒醉 /烧酒醉 (sio-chiú-chùi) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Chinese Mandarin: 喝醉 (hēzuì) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Czech: opít se — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Danish: blive fuld — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Dutch: zich bedrinken — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Egyptian: X1:Aa1-W22 (tḫj) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Esperanto: trinki ĝis ebriiĝo — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Estonian: purju jääma — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: juopua — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: humaltua — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: tulla juovuksiin — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: tulla humalaan — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: vetää naamat — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: vetää lärvit — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: juoda — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: ryypätä — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: juopotella — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Finnish: vetää kännit — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • French: s'enivrer — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • French: se souler — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Galician: emborracharse — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • German: sich betrinken — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • German: saufen — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Greek: μεθώ (methó) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hindi: टल्ली होना (ṭallī honā) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hungarian: berúg — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hungarian: megrészegedik — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hungarian: lerészegedik — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Hungarian: leissza magát — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ingrian: humaltua — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Italian: ubriacarsi — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Japanese: 酔っ払う (yopparau) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Japanese: 酔う (you) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Khakas: изірерге (izìrerge) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ladin: fé na steca — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ladin: fé na ciòca — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ladin: fé na bëusa — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Lithuanian: nusigerti — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Macedonian: се опива (se opiva) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Norman: bouaissonner — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Norman: prendre eune tchuite — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Norman: sé soûler — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: upić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: spić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: schlać się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: urżnąć się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: spoić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zatankować — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zalać pałę — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zapić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: uwalić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: narąbać się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: wstawić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: ubzdryngolić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: dać sobie w żyłę — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zalać się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: podpić sobie — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: napić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: dać sobie w gaz — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: napierdolić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: najebać się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: dać w palnik — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zrobić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: nawalić się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: zachlać się — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Polish: dać sobie w kanę — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Portuguese: ficar bêbado/bêbedo — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Portuguese: embebedar-se — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Romanian: se îmbăta — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: напива́ться (napivátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: напи́ться (napítʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: упива́ться (upivátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: упи́ться (upítʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: нажира́ться (nažirátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: нажра́ться (nažrátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: нализа́ться (nalizátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: назюзю́каться (nazjuzjúkatʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: наклю́каться (nakljúkatʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: надра́ться (nadrátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: наре́заться (narézatʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Russian: насоса́ться (nasosátʹsja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Serbo-Croatian: nàpiti se — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Serbo-Croatian: òpiti se — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Slovak: opiť sa — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Spanish: emborracharse — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Swedish: bli full — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Swedish: bli berusad — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Swedish: berusa sig — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Swedish: supa sig full — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Turkish: sarhoş olmak — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: напива́тися (napyvátysja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: напи́тися (napýtysja) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: п'яні́ти (pʺjaníty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: сп'яні́ти (spʺjaníty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: оп'яні́ти (opʺjaníty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: хмелі́ти (xmelíty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: захмелі́ти (zaxmelíty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Ukrainian: охмелі́ти (oxmelíty) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Welsh: meddwi — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Yiddish: זיך בעטרינקען (zikh betrinken) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Yiddish: שיכּורן (shikern) — to intoxicate oneself with alcohol
  • Arabic: أَسْكَرَ (ʔaskara) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Aromanian: mbet — transitive; to make drunk
  • Azerbaijani: içizdirmək — transitive; to make drunk
  • Catalan: embriagar — transitive; to make drunk
  • Chinese Cantonese: 灌醉 (gun3 zeoi3) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Chinese Mandarin: 灌醉 (guànzuì) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Czech: opít — transitive; to make drunk
  • Finnish: juottaa — transitive; to make drunk
  • Finnish: juovuttaa — transitive; to make drunk
  • Finnish: juottaa humalaan — transitive; to make drunk
  • Finnish: päihdyttää — transitive; to make drunk
  • French: souler — transitive; to make drunk
  • French: enivrer — transitive; to make drunk
  • Galician: emborrachar — transitive; to make drunk
  • German: abfüllen — transitive; to make drunk
  • Ancient Greek: μεθύσκω (methúskō) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Hindi: टल्ली करना (ṭallī karnā) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Hungarian: leitat — transitive; to make drunk
  • Hungarian: megrészegít — transitive; to make drunk
  • Hungarian: lerészegít — transitive; to make drunk
  • Ingrian: humalluttaa — transitive; to make drunk
  • Italian: ubriacare — transitive; to make drunk
  • Polish: upić — transitive; to make drunk
  • Polish: spić — transitive; to make drunk
  • Portuguese: deixar bêbado/bêbedo — transitive; to make drunk
  • Portuguese: embebedar — transitive; to make drunk
  • Romanian: îmbăta — transitive; to make drunk
  • Russian: напои́ть (napoítʹ) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Serbo-Croatian: nàpiti — transitive; to make drunk
  • Serbo-Croatian: òpiti — transitive; to make drunk
  • Slovak: opiť — transitive; to make drunk
  • Spanish: emborrachar — transitive; to make drunk
  • Swedish: få full (någon) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Swedish: supa ner (någon) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Swedish: berusa (någon) — transitive; to make drunk
  • Turkish: sarhoş etmek — transitive; to make drunk
  • Yiddish: אָנשיכּורן (onshikern) — transitive; to make drunk