0 past simple and past participle of breathalyse
1 to test a driver's breath to see how much alcohol they have drunk
She was breathalysed because they said that her car was wobbling about the road.
In that case, the police officer entered the man's home, was asked to leave, refused to do so, and breathalysed the man.
They are adept at assessing when someone is under the influence, and that person can then be breathalysed.
Figures are not yet available as to the number of persons stopped and breathalysed at the roadside for this period.
The police breathalysed the driver, who was a journalist with the local newspaper.
That judge was breathalysed and lost his licence.
But it is interesting to note that the number of drivers breathalysed during those well advertised periods barely exceeds those breathalysed at other periods.
Further, it would not be unreasonable to say that any person not complying with those requirements would be breathalysed.
