Soberの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I'm no longer drunk (on alcohol).

I have recovered my cognitive functions.

A: You are not drunk our high, you are clean from things such as drugs and alcohol

A: It means that you are not drunk

A: As adjective, it means not drunk / having or showing a very serious attitude or quality / plain in color.

E.g.
-I'm driving, so I have to stay sober tonight.
-He is a sober, hardworking farmer.
-The story is a sober look at drug abuse.

Sober as verb, means to make (someone) serious or thoughtful.

-He returned home from the war, saddened and sobered by his experiences.

A: Not under the influence of alcohol

A: sober = not drunk OR sober = serious, thinking clearly
something is "sobering" if it makes you feel sober (usually a tragedy)

I was having fun at a party when someone gave me the sobering news that my mom died.
I was the only sober person in the group, so I had to drive.
He usually jokes around a lot, but he had a very sober expression on today.

A: "sober" is an adjective that means not drunk or intoxicated with drugs.
Example sentences:
"He hasn't drank anything so he's sober"
"I'm the only sober person here, so I will drive"
"I've drank 4 beers but I still feel sober"

A: @jay1101

Literal meaning (alcohol)
I haven’t had a sober weekend in a while.

I am totally sober. I am not drunk at all.

He’s sober. He’s fine.

I need to sober up before work.

I am still not sober.


Not literal meaning
She had a sober look on her face.

The news was sobering.

He looked at her with a cold and sober stare.

She had a sober look in her eyes as she told him the bad news.

A: "I'm sober now."

"Sober me ___"
👆 "Sober me doesn't make stupid decisions."

"When I'm sober, I think better."

👐

A: 1. (means not drunk)
We’ll talk about this tomorrow, when you’re sober.

2. (with a serious attitude)
A sober voice on the radio announced the bad news.

We need a more sober assessment of the chances of ending this war.

3. (plain and not brightly coloured)
I’d suggest wearing something more sober for an event like this.

resource:-
http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/sober_1

more examples :
I'm driving, so I have to stay sober tonight.

He is a sober, hardworking farmer.

The story is a sober look at drug abuse.

Illness is a sober reminder of our mortality.

A: sober means someone who is not drunk
while serious means someone is not joking

A: "Sober up" sounds to me that you've been drunk/hungover, so you need to stop being drunk..... and then "wake up" is just that you've been sleeping, so you should open your eyes~

A: i drank so much last night I feel woozy
B: sober up!


A: I'm so tired, I want to take a nap
B: wake up already!

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