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Sun 94 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Drunken driving

What is the naturaly way of saying ' drunken driving'?

My driver's license was suspended for druken driving.
  

Top answer

"My driver's license was suspended for drunk driving. " (Driving Under the Influence)

— Non sequitur

  • "My driver's license was suspended for drunk driving.
  • " (Driving Under the Influence)
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"My driver's license was suspended for drunk driving."

or

"I got a DUI." (Driving Under the Influence)
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Hi Sun

In the UK, the formal phrase is..

- Driving under the influence of alcohol

In short, nowadays, it is known as "drink driving"

- My licence is suspended for three years due to drink driving

Regards, Dave
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Hi again

Can I just add that I wasn't contradicting Non Sequitur there

In the US I believe it is drunk driving; in the UK it is drink driving

Regards, Dave
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dave_anon
Hi again

Can I just add that I wasn't contradicting Non Sequitur there

In the US I believe it is drunk driving; in the UK it is drink driving

Regards, Dave
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