hammered & hoodie

Hello. In this lesson I'm going to teach you two very British, and quite informal words starting with the letter 'h'. The first word is 'hammered'. 'Hammered' means very drunk. Note that this is an informal word so you wouldn't use it in a conversation with a manager or someone you don't know very well. The second word is 'hoodie'. 'Hoodie' describes a jumper with a hood.

hammered

She got absolutely hammered last night.

Don't drink more. You'll get hammered.

I like alcohol, but I never get hammered.

hoodie

She loves wearing this red hoodie.

Is this your hoodie?

It's getting cold, wear a hoodie.

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bourré

Elle était absolument bourrée hier soir

Ne bois pas plus. Tu vas être bourré

J'aime l'alcool, mais je ne suis jamais bourré

sweat à capuche

Elle aime porter ce sweat à capuche rouge

Est-ce ton sweat à capuche ?

Il fait froid, porte un sweat à capuche