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Перевод: soused

[прилагательное]
пьяный

Тезаурус:

1. Into soused oblivion -
2. Soused herrings
3. Leaves may be submerged under a dropping of dung, soused in a downpour of urine, trodden on, pulled into the ground by earthworms (further shades of Darwin) or damaged by frost.
4. Calcium (for bones and teeth, particularly important for women after the menopause as a prevention against osteoporosis): milk, yoghurt, cheeses, cream, calcium fortified bread (that is, all breads except 100 per cent wholemeal), canned or soused fish with bones, green leafy vegetables (watercress, kale, spring greens, etc).
5. Before Lachlan could free it Hector had tripped him and soused him, for the cold water to bring him to his senses.
6. First courses such as asparagus (choose vinaigrette rather than butter, or better yet, fresh lemon to be squeezed over); oysters (almost no calories, but watch out for the buttered brown bread!); soused and smoked fish (the soused fish - usually herring - is lower in calories than the smoked, but both are fairly light); fish and vegetable terrines (though usually made with cream, you get very little in a slice); quails' eggs ( without mayonnaise); and stuffed or marinated vegetables.
7. The humble herring was treated as crude workaday fare, and in our household we might have pickled herring on Sunday, soused herring on Monday, herrings in sour cream on Tuesday, schmaltz herring on Wednesday, and herrings fried in matzo meal on Thursday.
8. I had a soused herring for my breakfast this morning.
9. Instead, she wandered into town, where she bought a bag of chips, well soused in vinegar and wrapped in newspaper; she took the bag to her room, where she sat on the edge of the single bed, slowly eating chips in the dark and thinking.
10. Soused herring was the standard hospital breakfast and she declared she couldn't stomach that at seven o clock in the morning.
11. I started with crunchy buschetta soused in green olive oil and spread with tapenda - delicious, but at 4.25 expensive for peasant-cuisine-come-to-Kensington.
12. He was well fed, well soused, bursting in strength and eagerness for life, King of the mountaintown making for the pot-house and Joanna.