Examples of using Drunk enough in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Not drunk enough.
Oh, I don't think I'm drunk enough.
I'm drunk enough.
Too drunk to drive a car, but not drunk enough.
You're drunk enough.
I got stuff to do, Only i'm not nearly drunk enough, yet.
I have drunk enough.
I figure if"eggs 911" and Rebecca are about to take us all down and this is our last night of freedom,I want to be drunk enough to take home one of those bankers.
And now, drunk enough.
If you're drunk enough to think that's a positive, you probably shouldn't be heading back to his room.
You have drunk enough.
Are you drunk enough to speak German once again?
And I'm not drunk enough.
I'm not drunk enough but I'm glad they believe it.
Oh, there is no way I'm drunk enough for this.
Now they're drunk enough to riot but they're not drunk enough to pass out.
I think Diane and Richard are just drunk enough to buy us a new track.
I ain't drunk enough to read'em.
The driver was too drunk to handle the horses butmore than drunk enough to sing gloriously.
So, anyway, I am drunk enough, and I am sorry.
Google is doing something very similar with Material Design andMicrosoft has been sliding things all over the screen since someone was drunk enough to approve the name‘Windows Phone 7 Series.
I'm not drunk enough.
Yeah, well, I'm not drunk enough, so I'm just gonna go get another beer.
I mean, Ev, I love you, brother, but I'm not drunk enough to sleep in your mom's deathbed.
Have you drunk enough, eh?
Oh, I am not drunk enough for this.
Any chance you're drunk enough to forget you saw me tonight?
Tonight is prom and I'm still not drunk enough to pick up a certain single father.
Ladies, I'm gonna be honest with ya, I'm not drunk enough to know if this is good-weird or bad-weird.
I found them hidden in my desk last night, and I was drunk enough to allow myself a minor ethical transgression.