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Slang terms intoxicated or dazed from drugs Stone can also work as a mere intensive as in the phrase stone in love. To be stoned out on pot.
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Forums pour discuter de stoned, voir ses formes composées, des exemples et poser vos questions Stoned means intoxicated (either on drugs or alcohol) from the 1940's, i believe Got stoned on [weed, hash, cannabis, space cake, acid], drugs
Got stoned [last night, at college, at the party], drugs
[i feel, i'm feeling] really stoned, altro. [i feel, i'm feeling] really stoned, 更多…… Drunk = intoxicated with alcohol Stoned = intoxicated with marijuana (usually) or possibly some other substance, but not alcohol
Wasted = very intoxicated with any or all of the above Or, at least, so it was back in my misspent youth. Wasted se puede usar para las dos cosas (andar borracho o andar drogado), pero también es una palabra especialmente fuerte, y solo se usa para hablar de alguien quien está lo más borracho/drogado que uno puede estar Stoned sí se usa casi solamente para marijuana
¿no les enseñan estas palabras en las clases de inglés
Estoy ahora estudiando en sevilla y sí, he oido el uso de morado así, (es decir, to mean i'm stoned/high) Aunque no soy español, el uso de la palabra morado con la conotación de estar fumado (por ejemplo) es directamente de la boca de un sevillano.
