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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喝醉了

昨晚，她完全爛醉了

別再喝了。你會喝太醉

我喜歡酒，但我從沒喝到爛醉

連帽衣

她愛穿這件紅連帽衫

這是你的連帽衣嗎？

變冷了，穿件連帽衣吧