DUI


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DUI

abbr.
driving under the influence (of drugs or alcohol)

DUI

abbreviation for
(Recreational Drugs) Driving Under the Influence: the crime of driving while classed as under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs; drunk driving. Also called (in some US states): DWI

DUI

driving under the influence (of alcohol or drugs): often used as an official police abbreviation.
Translations

DUI

N ABBR (US) =driving under (the) influence (of alcohol) → conducción f or (LAm) manejo m bajo los efectos del alcohol

DUI

abbr driving under the influence. V. drive.
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