西瓜单词

plastered是什么意思

plastered

英 ['plɑːstəd] 美 ['plæstɚd]

plastered 喝醉的

幽默用法，喝醉摔伤打石膏。

plastered (adj.): "coated with plaster," late 14c., past participle adjective from plaster (v.). Slang meaning "very drunk" attested by 1912, perhaps from plaster in medical sense of "to apply a remedy to; to soothe" (see plaster (n.)).

1. His hair was plastered down to his scalp by the rain.

他的头发淋雨后紧贴在头皮上。

来自柯林斯例句

2. They plastered the city with posters condemning her election.: 他们在城里到处张贴谴责她当选的海报。

3. His picture was plastered all over the newspapers on the weekend.: 他的照片占据了周末报纸的头版。

4. My hands, boots and trousers were plastered with mud.: 我的双手、靴子和裤子上都沾满了泥巴。

5. With gin at 9p a tot, getting plastered is cheap and easy.: 一小杯杜松子酒只要9便士，灌醉自己即便宜又容易。