breathalyse
/brɛˈθælɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to analyze a sample of a person’s breath to determine the presence and concentration of alcohol or other substances
“The police officer decided to breathalyse the driver after receiving a report of reckless driving.”
2. verb
to test a person’s breath for the presence of alcohol or other substances, especially as part of a police investigation
“The hospital staff breathalysed the patient to determine if the medication was having an adverse effect.”
3. noun
the act of analyzing a sample of a person’s breath to determine the presence and concentration of alcohol or other substances
“The breathalyse results indicated that the driver was over the legal limit.”