tipsy in Japanese
tipsy in Japanese is ほろ酔い — tipsy means slightly drunk; unsteady from alcohol.
tipsy in Japanese
ほろ酔い
Pronounced: horoyoi
(informal, slang) Slightly drunk, fuddled, staggering, foolish as a result of drinking alcoholic beverages.
What does "tipsy" mean?
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adj Slightly drunk; unsteady from alcohol.
"After two glasses of wine, she was pleasantly tipsy."
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tipsy in a sentence
- After two glasses of wine, she was pleasantly tipsy.
- He got a bit tipsy at the wedding reception.
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What is "tipsy" in Japanese?
"tipsy" in Japanese is ほろ酔い. tipsy means: Slightly drunk; unsteady from alcohol.
How do you pronounce ほろ酔い?
"tipsy" in Japanese is ほろ酔い, pronounced "horoyoi".
How do you use "tipsy" in a sentence?
Example: "After two glasses of wine, she was pleasantly tipsy." In Japanese, "tipsy" is ほろ酔い.
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