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Breathalyzer
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Breathalyzer
[breth′əlī′zər]
trademark for a device that analyzes exhaled air. It is commonly used to test for blood alcohol levels; the test is based on the relationship between alcohol in the breath and alcohol in the blood circulating through the lungs. Also spelled Breathalyser.

breathalyzer
Public health A device used to detect alcohol on a suspected drunk driver's breath; see DWI


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The head of the ISF, General Ashraf Rifi, issued a directive instructing the ISF to maintain the use of radar devices to catch speeding motorists, and breath analyzer equipment to detect drunken drivers.
A good lawyer can determine whether breath analyzer equipment was functioning properly.
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