"Drunk" is a word for someone who has had a lot to drink and is feeling the effects of that alcohol. When someone is drunk, they might have trouble walking, talking, or thinking clearly, and they might act in ways that aren't like them. People who are drunk usually lose their inhibitions and control, which can be dangerous if they are driving or doing other things that require coordination and good judgment.
Two women were seen passed out in the middle of the road. They were said to be drunk from the New Year's Eve party. They were completely still. It looks like they've had a lot to drink and are very tired. They may have passed out. This is a very bad idea.
There are a lot of bad things about getting drunk. Here are some of the most important:
Coordination problems: Alcohol can mess up a person's coordination, making it hard to walk or do things that need fine motor skills.
Memory problems: Alcohol can make a person's memory worse, making it hard for them to remember what they did while they were drunk.
Health risks: If you drink too much alcohol, you may be more likely to get liver disease, pancreatitis, and some types of cancer.
Some tips to prevent drunkenness
Drink alcohol in moderation, which means to limit how much you drink, especially in a short amount of time.
If you eat before or while you drink, the alcohol will take longer to get into your bloodstream.
Don't play drinking games. These games often encourage people to drink a lot of alcohol quickly, which can make it more likely that they'll get drunk.
Have a sober person drive you home if you plan to drink.
Consider alcohol-free alternatives. If you are out with friends and alcohol is being served, you might want to try water or a non-alcoholic cocktail instead.