The phrase "avoid drunk" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest avoiding being drunk or avoiding drunk individuals, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To ensure a safe environment, we should avoid drunk people at the party."
Alternatives: "stay away from intoxicated" or "prevent drunkenness".
When 3 AM rolled around, I suggested we take an Uber home to avoid drunk driving (#responsibility/ MADD).
In addition, the company has helped promote safe ride businesses in an effort to avoid drunk driving incidents.
One way to avoid drunk spending is to bring cash and leave your plastic at home when you go out.
Then, this spring I moved to a new apartment in Bucktown (close enough to the six corners to stumble there drunkenly, far enough to avoid drunk stumblers on off-days) and -- even better -- became roomies with my co-BYOB blogger, Ben.
You can easily avoid drunk driving by arranging to get a ride home with a designated driver, getting a cab, or arranging to stay at someone else's house.
Just use common sense while drinking, avoid drunk and NEVER (under any circumstances) provide alcohol to people who are too young.
Mrs. Moreno tried to keep a respectable rooming house and to avoid drunks as tenants.
The New Yorker, May 25 , 1935P. 93 Mrs. Moreno tried to keep a respectable rooming house and to avoid drunks as tenants.
By John Cheever The New Yorker, May 25 , 1935P. 93 Mrs. Moreno tried to keep a respectable rooming house and to avoid drunks as tenants.
But they can still do better by reducing their use, reducing their problematic use (like binge drinking), and staying safer while continuing to use (say, by avoiding drunk driving or using clean needles or taking drugs without injecting them).
I have stood before the Oakley Crescent house on many occasions, imploring it to say something new about Apollinaire in foggy London, frustrated in love, avoiding drunks lurching out of pubs, incongruously prompting thoughts of Annie.
