hungover

英 [ˌhʌŋˈəʊvə(r)]

美 [ˌhʌŋˈoʊvər]

adj.  宿醉

BNC.43334 / COCA.25863

牛津词典

adj.

• 宿醉
  a person who is hungover is feeling ill/sick because they drank too much alcohol the night before

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 宿醉的
  Someone who ishungoveris unwell because they drank too much alcohol on the previous day.
  1. He was still hungover on the 25-minute bus drive to work the following morning.
     他第二天早上坐公共汽车去上班的25分钟车程中仍宿醉未醒。

双语例句

• Aged 18, perhaps hungover, you read out your pitiful but elegant essay.
  18岁的你（可能还带着一点宿醉）朗读自己那可怜但雅致的作文。
• And if the office suggests an after-work drink, give it a miss tonight-one hungover day at work is bad enough.
  如果办公室的同事建议下班后喝一场，今晚就不要参加了工作日宿醉一次就够了！
• Thursday: slightly hungover, almost no sleep.
  星期四：因为几乎没睡，感觉有些酒醉没醒。
• Meanwhile, a hungover Prince Harry chose EasyJet to make his way home to London.
  同时，哈里王子搭乘易捷航空返回伦敦。
• Mr Rogers said: 'You can get rid of the dehydration and you are still hungover.'
  罗杰先生说道：你可能会因此摆脱脱水症状，不过宿醉却不会因此得到缓解。
• A liberty boat full of sleepy hungover sailors came.
  一艘自由轮满载着睡意蒙胧、宿醉的水兵来到。
• But by the morning the hungover animal had stood up and cautiously moved a few metres away.
  但是早晨的时候，这只余醉未醒的麋鹿站了起来，跌跌撞撞地往前走了几步。