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alcoholic in Japanese

alcoholic in Japanese is アルコール入りの, アルコール中毒者, アル中 — alcoholic means a person who is addicted to alcohol.

alcoholic in Japanese

アルコール入りの
adj
Of or pertaining to alcohol.
アルコール中毒者
noun
A person who is addicted to alcohol.
アル中
noun
Pronounced: aruchuu
One who abuses alcohol.
小虎
noun
Pronounced: kotora
One who abuses alcohol.
愛飲家
noun
Pronounced: aiinka
One who abuses alcohol.
辛党
noun
Pronounced: karatō
One who abuses alcohol.
酒飲み
noun
Pronounced: sakenomi
One who abuses alcohol.
飲んだくれ
noun
Pronounced: nondakure
One who abuses alcohol.

What does "alcoholic" mean?

  1. noun A person who is addicted to alcohol.
    "Her father was an alcoholic, and she grew up learning how addiction affects a family."
  2. adj Containing alcohol, or relating to alcohol.
    "Please do not bring any alcoholic drinks into the park this weekend."
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alcoholic in a sentence

  • Her father was an alcoholic, and she grew up learning how addiction affects a family.
  • The clinic offers free counseling to any alcoholic who wants to stop drinking.
  • Please do not bring any alcoholic drinks into the park this weekend.
  • The shop sells a wide range of alcoholic beverages, from beer to whisky.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "alcoholic" in Japanese?
"alcoholic" in Japanese is アルコール入りの, アルコール中毒者, アル中. alcoholic means: A person who is addicted to alcohol.
How do you use "alcoholic" in a sentence?
Example: "Her father was an alcoholic, and she grew up learning how addiction affects a family." In Japanese, "alcoholic" is アルコール入りの, アルコール中毒者, アル中.
Are there other ways to say "alcoholic" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 8 translations listed for "alcoholic": アルコール入りの, アルコール中毒者, アル中, 小虎, 愛飲家, 辛党.
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