embriagar

v.

1 to intoxicate.

El licor embriagó a María The booze intoxicated Mary.

2 to make drunk.

3 to get drunk, to give too much to drink, to liquor up.

Ricardo embriagó a María a propósito Richard got Mary drunk on purpose.

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embriagar

Conjugation model [LLEGAR], like {{link=llegar}}llegar

► verbo transitivo

1 to make drunk, intoxicate

2 figurado to transport, enrapture

► verbo pronominal embriagarse

1 to get drunk

2 figurado to be transported, be enraptured

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1. VT

1) (=emborrachar) to make drunk

2) (=fascinar) to delight, enrapture

2.

See:

embriagarse

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1.

verbo transitivo (liter) perfume/sensación to intoxicate (liter)

2.

embriagarse v pron (frml) (con alcohol) to become intoxicated (frml)

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1.

verbo transitivo (liter) perfume/sensación to intoxicate (liter)

2.

embriagarse v pron (frml) (con alcohol) to become intoxicated (frml)

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embriagar [A3 ]

vt

(liter); «perfume/sensación» to intoxicate (liter)

■ embriagarse

v pron

(frml) (con alcohol) to become intoxicated (frml), to become inebriated (frml)

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embriagar verbo transitivo
1 (emborrachar, achispar) to intoxicate
2 (causar placer) to enrapture: la música nos embriagaba, we went into raptures over the music

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embriagar

♦ vt

1. Formal [sujeto: alcohol, bebida] to inebriate, to intoxicate

2. [sujeto: perfume, aroma, olor] to intoxicate

3. [sujeto: éxito, poder]

tanto poder lo había embriagado having so much power had gone to his head;

la ira la embriagó she was overcome with anger

♦ See also the pronominal verb embriagarse

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embriagar

v/t fig

intoxicate