Trolleyed
의미: Very drunk; off your face.
Trolleyed means extremely drunk—possibly referencing needing a shopping trolley to hold yourself up, or being wheeled home in one. It's vivid British slang for heavy intoxication, often used with a sense of humor about the state.
예문
- We got trolleyed at the leaving do. 我们在欢送会上喝得烂醉Nos emborrachamos en la fiesta de despedida送別会でべろべろになった송별회에서 곤드레만드레 취했다.
- She was absolutely trolleyed. 她完全喝醉了Estaba completamente borracha彼女は完全にべろべろだった그녀는 완전히 곤드레만드레였다.
- Ended up trolleyed again on Saturday. 周六又喝得烂醉了Acabé borracho otra vez el sábado土曜日にまたべろべろになってしまった토요일에 또 곤드레만드레가 되어 버렸다.
발음
/ˈtrɒlid/
사용 가이드
맥락: drinking, nights out, stories
어조: humorous, emphatic
✓ 올바른 표현
- Trolleyed烂醉Borrachísimoべろべろ곤드레만드레
- Absolutely trolleyed彻底烂醉Completamente borrachísimo完全にべろべろ완전히 곤드레만드레
- Got trolleyed喝得烂醉Se emborrachóべろべろになった곤드레만드레가 됐어
흔한 실수
- Very drunk—not mild intoxication
- British slang, may not be understood elsewhere
기원과 역사
Origin uncertain—possibly from the image of needing a trolley to transport yourself, or of being as unstable as a shopping trolley with a wonky wheel. Became popular in British slang from the 1990s.
어원: Possibly from needing a trolley to move
최초 기록: 1990s
문화적 배경
Era: 1990s onwards
Generation: Younger to middle-aged
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: British drinking culture
Regional notes: British slang.
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