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The phrase out of one's face is used to describe someone who is drunk after drinking too much.
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The phrase out of one's face is used to describe someone who is drunk after drinking too much.
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out of one's face
Prepositional phrase
colloquial
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
非常に酔っている状態で、泥酔していることを表す表現です。 / とても酔っ払っている、または中毒状態にあることを示す口語表現です。
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