The phrase "a drunk test" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used informally to refer to a test assessing someone's level of intoxication, but it's not widely recognized.
Example: "After the party, the police administered a drunk test to ensure everyone was safe to drive."
Alternatives: "breathalyzer test" or "sobriety test".
Walking in the dark was difficult, and if I ever had to do a drunk driving test, I would have failed.
Fox, whose Michael J. Fox Foundation is working to discover more clear-cut biomarkers to diagnose people with the disease before they start to display symptoms, was amazed that the way it's diagnosed is still akin to taking a drunk driving test.
Take a drunk driving test.
Dineen Majcher was one of those moms who had organized Texas Advocating for Meaningful Student Assessment, an unwieldy name most rejected for either the acronym TAMSA or the more popular "Moms Against Drunk Testing".
It helped that they went down fighting, playing some exciting football to make the quarter-finals before losing a heart-racing penalty shoot-out to the home team – whose goalkeeper, Bárbara, repeatedly came off her line during the shoot-out like a drunk motorist failing a sobriety test on the shoulder of a US highway.
"Simply put," the chief justice wrote, "when a drunk driving suspect fails field sobriety tests and refuses a breathalyzer, whether a warrant is required for a blood draw should come down to whether there is time to secure one".
On its first test drive, our Meebot shuffled along like a drunk with his trousers around his ankles, then fell over and started making distressing clacking sounds.
And right after a drunk driving accident isn't a good time to administer a Breathalyzer test.
Walters said the case sought to test the legal threshold that needed to be satisfied before a police officer could detain a drunk person.
Drunk User Testing is based on the design principle that an app should be simple enough that even a drunk person can use it.
