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sobering [ˈsəʊbərɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈsoʊ-] ADJ.

sober [ˈsəʊbəɐ, ingl. am. ˈsoʊbɚ] ADJ.

1. sober (not drunk):

I . sober up V. intr.

1. sober up (become less drunk):

2. sober up (become serious):

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Such returnees from the experience of selflessness are thus reconstituted as renewed selves, just like an intoxicated person sobering up.
en.wikipedia.org
The proposal's description of the leading edge of scientific research may be sobering, and the limitations on computer usage at major universities may be surprising.
en.wikipedia.org
The numbers she sees in her practice are sobering for anyone who aspires to a career in the ivory tower.
america.aljazeera.com
Breezily written, it's a sobering reminder of the often-overlooked price tag associated with headlong technological advancement.
en.wikipedia.org
The book is a sobering testament to the ravages of combat.
en.wikipedia.org
This sobering news, he says, has put an end at once to a strain of somewhat peevish invective.
en.wikipedia.org
The sobering analysis followed the latest meeting of its financial policy committee, which was set up to spot threats to the economy.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Some are selling to their relatives in the sobering belief that the discount on account of distress sale would at least go to their kindred souls.
www.firstpost.com
The most sobering begins with a rich, drunk teenager who stumbles sniveling into his parents' bedroom to say he's run over a woman.
www.npr.org
The sobering assessment centre is going to alleviate a lot of problems, but it's not a shelter.
www.campbellrivermirror.com

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