Definition of drunk driving in English:

drunk driving

(also drunken driving)

noun

North American

The crime of driving a vehicle with an excess of alcohol in the blood; drink-driving.
Example sentencesExamples
- When a messy drunk-driving incident lands him in jail, he is assigned the task of assembling a team of convicts to play in a big football game against sadistic guards.
- A year earlier, he spent a night in jail after smashing his rental car into two vehicles in an alleged drunken-driving incident.
- A taxi cab driver and a pedestrian were also victims of drunken-driving by the prince who is known for his forays to discos and nightclubs.
- The streets were generally free of after-hours difficulties, though there were a few arrests for drunk-driving and minor public order offences.
- The province of Manitoba, already home to the toughest drunk-driving laws in the country, is getting even tougher.
- I suppose now we must throw out all of our drunk-driving laws, right?
- It's time to stiffen the law about drunk-driving.
- While the figures for drug-driving are lower than drunk-driving, they show that almost a quarter of the drug-users surveyed did drive within a few hours of taking drugs.
- Aside from a drunken-driving conviction when he was 21, he said he has a clean driving record and doesn't drink and drive…
- After the interview, the company pulled up the public record and discovered he had had three drunken-driving arrests in the past five years.
- Their existence has caused manned police patrols to be reduced while major offences like drunk-driving have increased.
- A drunk-driving ticket he issued a man in August 2003 was reportedly dismissed the same month that the man donated $950 to the fund.
- If you are caught drunk-driving, you don't have the option, you must provide a sample, but if you commit murder or rape the same doesn't apply.
- Well, ultimately, it was a drunk-driving accident, and however difficult that might be for people to accept, that's the truth of what happened.
- But just as we were getting closer, about a year after the pageant, my brother, at 18, died in a drunk-driving accident.
- A comprehensive study of the effect of vehicle modifications, laws on use of seat belts, and reductions in drunk-driving indicates that about 90% of this reduction was due to vehicle modifications.
- Under the terms of the deal, he would be suspended for five years if convicted on a drunk-driving charge.
- In New York, carrying a boxcutter within or near JFK airport now carries a stiffer potential penalty than sexual harassment, mugging and drunk-driving.
- Among the destructive acts revealed here are the abuse of his spouse and the separate drunk-driving incidents in which his father was injured and his mother-in-law was killed.
- Is it fair to say your drunk-driving arrest in January affected you competitively?

Derivatives

drunk driver

noun

North American

Speeding is not the only factor on the roads which is a cause of danger - there are more drunk-drivers, there are drivers on drugs.
Example sentencesExamples
- It looks like we have a drunk-driver who has simple taste.
- Speed cameras do not detect drunk-drivers, careless drivers, uninsured drivers, unlicensed drivers, stolen vehicles or crooks in getaway cars.
- Even when drunk-drivers get their driving licence back they pay higher insurance premiums.
- It enhances the power to take effective action against repeat drunk-drivers.

Definition of drunk driving in US English:

drunk driving

(also drunken driving)

noundrəŋk draɪvɪŋ

North American

The crime of driving a vehicle with an excess of alcohol in the blood.
British term drink-driving
Example sentencesExamples
- Under the terms of the deal, he would be suspended for five years if convicted on a drunk-driving charge.
- It's time to stiffen the law about drunk-driving.
- I suppose now we must throw out all of our drunk-driving laws, right?
- Their existence has caused manned police patrols to be reduced while major offences like drunk-driving have increased.
- In New York, carrying a boxcutter within or near JFK airport now carries a stiffer potential penalty than sexual harassment, mugging and drunk-driving.
- A comprehensive study of the effect of vehicle modifications, laws on use of seat belts, and reductions in drunk-driving indicates that about 90% of this reduction was due to vehicle modifications.
- The province of Manitoba, already home to the toughest drunk-driving laws in the country, is getting even tougher.
- Aside from a drunken-driving conviction when he was 21, he said he has a clean driving record and doesn't drink and drive…
- Among the destructive acts revealed here are the abuse of his spouse and the separate drunk-driving incidents in which his father was injured and his mother-in-law was killed.
- A drunk-driving ticket he issued a man in August 2003 was reportedly dismissed the same month that the man donated $950 to the fund.
- A taxi cab driver and a pedestrian were also victims of drunken-driving by the prince who is known for his forays to discos and nightclubs.
- After the interview, the company pulled up the public record and discovered he had had three drunken-driving arrests in the past five years.
- While the figures for drug-driving are lower than drunk-driving, they show that almost a quarter of the drug-users surveyed did drive within a few hours of taking drugs.
- The streets were generally free of after-hours difficulties, though there were a few arrests for drunk-driving and minor public order offences.
- Well, ultimately, it was a drunk-driving accident, and however difficult that might be for people to accept, that's the truth of what happened.
- But just as we were getting closer, about a year after the pageant, my brother, at 18, died in a drunk-driving accident.
- When a messy drunk-driving incident lands him in jail, he is assigned the task of assembling a team of convicts to play in a big football game against sadistic guards.
- A year earlier, he spent a night in jail after smashing his rental car into two vehicles in an alleged drunken-driving incident.
- If you are caught drunk-driving, you don't have the option, you must provide a sample, but if you commit murder or rape the same doesn't apply.
- Is it fair to say your drunk-driving arrest in January affected you competitively?

单词	drunk driving
释义	Definition of drunk driving in English: drunk driving (also drunken driving) noun North American The crime of driving a vehicle with an excess of alcohol in the blood; drink-driving. Example sentencesExamples When a messy drunk-driving incident lands him in jail, he is assigned the task of assembling a team of convicts to play in a big football game against sadistic guards. A year earlier, he spent a night in jail after smashing his rental car into two vehicles in an alleged drunken-driving incident. A taxi cab driver and a pedestrian were also victims of drunken-driving by the prince who is known for his forays to discos and nightclubs. The streets were generally free of after-hours difficulties, though there were a few arrests for drunk-driving and minor public order offences. The province of Manitoba, already home to the toughest drunk-driving laws in the country, is getting even tougher. I suppose now we must throw out all of our drunk-driving laws, right? It's time to stiffen the law about drunk-driving. While the figures for drug-driving are lower than drunk-driving, they show that almost a quarter of the drug-users surveyed did drive within a few hours of taking drugs. Aside from a drunken-driving conviction when he was 21, he said he has a clean driving record and doesn't drink and drive… After the interview, the company pulled up the public record and discovered he had had three drunken-driving arrests in the past five years. Their existence has caused manned police patrols to be reduced while major offences like drunk-driving have increased. A drunk-driving ticket he issued a man in August 2003 was reportedly dismissed the same month that the man donated $950 to the fund. If you are caught drunk-driving, you don't have the option, you must provide a sample, but if you commit murder or rape the same doesn't apply. Well, ultimately, it was a drunk-driving accident, and however difficult that might be for people to accept, that's the truth of what happened. But just as we were getting closer, about a year after the pageant, my brother, at 18, died in a drunk-driving accident. A comprehensive study of the effect of vehicle modifications, laws on use of seat belts, and reductions in drunk-driving indicates that about 90% of this reduction was due to vehicle modifications. Under the terms of the deal, he would be suspended for five years if convicted on a drunk-driving charge. In New York, carrying a boxcutter within or near JFK airport now carries a stiffer potential penalty than sexual harassment, mugging and drunk-driving. Among the destructive acts revealed here are the abuse of his spouse and the separate drunk-driving incidents in which his father was injured and his mother-in-law was killed. Is it fair to say your drunk-driving arrest in January affected you competitively? Derivatives drunk driver noun North American Speeding is not the only factor on the roads which is a cause of danger - there are more drunk-drivers, there are drivers on drugs. Example sentencesExamples It looks like we have a drunk-driver who has simple taste. Speed cameras do not detect drunk-drivers, careless drivers, uninsured drivers, unlicensed drivers, stolen vehicles or crooks in getaway cars. Even when drunk-drivers get their driving licence back they pay higher insurance premiums. It enhances the power to take effective action against repeat drunk-drivers. Definition of drunk driving in US English: drunk driving (also drunken driving) noundrəŋk draɪvɪŋ North American The crime of driving a vehicle with an excess of alcohol in the blood. British term drink-driving Example sentencesExamples Under the terms of the deal, he would be suspended for five years if convicted on a drunk-driving charge. It's time to stiffen the law about drunk-driving. I suppose now we must throw out all of our drunk-driving laws, right? Their existence has caused manned police patrols to be reduced while major offences like drunk-driving have increased. In New York, carrying a boxcutter within or near JFK airport now carries a stiffer potential penalty than sexual harassment, mugging and drunk-driving. A comprehensive study of the effect of vehicle modifications, laws on use of seat belts, and reductions in drunk-driving indicates that about 90% of this reduction was due to vehicle modifications. The province of Manitoba, already home to the toughest drunk-driving laws in the country, is getting even tougher. Aside from a drunken-driving conviction when he was 21, he said he has a clean driving record and doesn't drink and drive… Among the destructive acts revealed here are the abuse of his spouse and the separate drunk-driving incidents in which his father was injured and his mother-in-law was killed. A drunk-driving ticket he issued a man in August 2003 was reportedly dismissed the same month that the man donated $950 to the fund. A taxi cab driver and a pedestrian were also victims of drunken-driving by the prince who is known for his forays to discos and nightclubs. After the interview, the company pulled up the public record and discovered he had had three drunken-driving arrests in the past five years. While the figures for drug-driving are lower than drunk-driving, they show that almost a quarter of the drug-users surveyed did drive within a few hours of taking drugs. The streets were generally free of after-hours difficulties, though there were a few arrests for drunk-driving and minor public order offences. Well, ultimately, it was a drunk-driving accident, and however difficult that might be for people to accept, that's the truth of what happened. But just as we were getting closer, about a year after the pageant, my brother, at 18, died in a drunk-driving accident. When a messy drunk-driving incident lands him in jail, he is assigned the task of assembling a team of convicts to play in a big football game against sadistic guards. A year earlier, he spent a night in jail after smashing his rental car into two vehicles in an alleged drunken-driving incident. If you are caught drunk-driving, you don't have the option, you must provide a sample, but if you commit murder or rape the same doesn't apply. Is it fair to say your drunk-driving arrest in January affected you competitively?
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