Examples of using Bit drunk in English and their translations into German
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Although a bit drunk.
A bit drunk you are always.
When he's a bit drunk.
I was a bit drunk at the party.
I think you're a bit drunk.
I'm a bit drunk, but no problem.
You were a bit drunk.
I was a bit drunk and fell when I got home.
Are you a little bit drunk?
I'm a bit drunk, I have got a map and compass in the middle of nowhere. And my date ran off.
We got a bit drunk.
Polyphemus drinks a lot of wine and becomes a bit drunk.
Are you a bit drunk?
It was a bit weird with Paul here, I know, and I was a bit drunk.
He's just a little bit drunk right now.
My husband was a bit drunk and he angrily questioned where I was and what I did during the day.
Harry and I got a bit drunk.
It is okay to get a little bit drunk every once in a while, life is short and we need to enjoy it!
Some were already a bit drunk.
I'm afraid we were a bit drunk that night, Anna and I.
Even if he was a bit drunk when he said so.
If you have got to go to anger therapy, here's something I havelearned to make the most of it... show up a little bit drunk.
WHISPERS I'm a bit drunk.
Our good and decent friend had always gone on about»theworkers« in a somewhat hilarious demagogic way- bashing his fist on pub tables when a bit drunk etc.
Why am I not a little bit drunk right now?
Is it only when she gets a bit drunk or is it always like that?
At this point I must share that the morningbefore, when Patrick was selecting the images he will submit to the competition, he was still a little bit drunk due to the great celebration all photographers had the night before.
Yeah(laughs) They really have to get warmed up andthey have to be a bit drunk to get going(laughs) Thatīs the biggest difference between Scandinavia and Asia.
We were both a bit drunk.