Examples of using Bit drunk in English and their translations into Czech
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
You're a bit drunk.
I'm a bit drunk, but no problem.
So he's a bit drunk.
I'm a bit drunk now, but I'm kind of curious!
We were a bit drunk.
People also translate
I was a bit drunk and fell when I got home.
You were a bit drunk.
He's a bit drunk.- Where's the.
She's just a bit drunk.
I was a bit drunk at the party.
Well, I AM a bit drunk.
I was a bit drunk, and you were, too, weren't you?
We were both a bit drunk.
She was a bit drunk; and which brings me to rule no.
You don't seem a bit drunk.
I'm a bit drunk, I have got a map and compass in the middle of nowhere.
Where's the… He's a bit drunk.
Well… he was bit drunk, that's all.
I feel as though I'm a bit drunk.
Even if he was a bit drunk when he said so.
And it was clear he was a bit drunk.
Even if he was a bit drunk when he said so.
We drank some alcohol and were a bit drunk.
Even if he was a bit drunk when he said so.
This is Elena leaving Jake's hotel room clearly a bit drunk.
He might have been a bit drunk, and tired after Haderslev.
Gentlemen. Yes.- I'm a bit drunk.
I'm afraid we were a bit drunk that night, Anna and I, so you're right, we were both to blame.
I dunno, I was a bit drunk.
That night I finished a bottle of wine andI was a bit drunk.