biturer
bityʁe
Definition of biturer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
- Il a bituré son ami avec du whisky toute la soirée.
- Ils ont bituré le nouveau venu lors de la fête d’intégration.
- On ne devrait pas biturer quelqu’un contre sa volonté.
Expressions with biturer
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boire beaucoup d'alcool pour devenir ivre
Il s'est bituré hier soir et avait mal à la tête ce matin.
Origin of biturer
argot, biture (ivresse) + suffixe -er
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- English:intoxicate, ...
- German:betrinken, ...
- Italian:ubriacare qualcuno, ...
- Spanish:emborrachar, ...
- Portuguese:embebedar, ...
- Chinese:灌醉, ...
- Japanese:酔わせる, ...
- Arabic:أسكر, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשְׁקוֹת עַד שִׁכָּרוּת, ...
- Russian:спаивать, ...
- Ukrainian:споїти, ...
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