英语词汇“pill”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	pill
释义	Trends of pill View usage for: pill (pɪl) Word forms: plural pills 1. countable noun Pills are small solid round masses of medicine or vitamins that you swallow without chewing. Why do I have to take all these pills? ...sleeping pills. 2. singular noun If a woman is on the pill, she takes a pill that prevents her from becoming pregnant. She had been on the pill for three years. ...the contraceptive pill. 3. See a bitter pill 4. See sweeten the pill More Synonyms of pill pill in British English 1 (pɪl) noun 1. a small spherical or ovoid mass of a medicinal substance, intended to be swallowed whole 2. the pill 3. something unpleasant that must be endured (esp in the phrase bitter pill to swallow) 4. slang a ball or disc 5. a small ball of matted fibres that forms on the surface of a fabric through rubbing 6. slang an unpleasant or boring person verb 7. (transitive) to give pills to 8. (transitive) to make pills of 9. (intransitive) a. to form into small balls b. (of a fabric) to form small balls of fibre on its surface through rubbing 10. (transitive) slang to blackball Word origin C15: from Middle Flemish pille, from Latin pilula a little ball, from pila ball pill in British English 2 (pɪl) verb 1. archaic or dialect to peel or skin (something) 2. archaic to pillage or plunder (a place) 3. obsolete to make or become bald Word origin Old English pilian, from Latin pilāre to strip pill in American English 1 (pɪl) noun 1. a small ball, tablet, capsule, etc. of medicine to be swallowed whole 2. anything unpleasant but unavoidable 3. a. something like a pill in shape b. Slang a baseball, golf ball, etc. 4. Slang an unpleasant or boring person verb transitive 5. to dose with pills 6. to form into pills 7. Slang to blackball verb intransitive 8. to form into small balls, as fuzz on a fabric Idioms: the pill Word origin LME pylle, contr. < L pilula, dim. of pila, a ball: see piles pill in American English 2 (pɪl) verb transitive, verb intransitive 1. Archaic to pillage; plunder 2. Chiefly British, Dialectal to peel Word origin ME pilien, to rob, peel1, ult. < ? L pilare, to make bald < pilus, a hair pill in the Pharmaceutical Industry (pɪl) Word forms: (regular plural) pills noun (Pharmaceutical: Dosage forms) Pills are small solid round masses of medicine that you swallow without chewing. The drug usually comes in pill form for swallowing, although it is sometimes sold in chewable tablets. For patients who have difficulty swallowing pills, the medicine is available in liquid form. Pills are small solid round masses of medicine that you swallow without chewing. More idioms containing pill a bitter pill to swallow sugar the pill swallow a bitter pill Image of pill © MR.ANUWAT, Shutterstock Examples of 'pill' in a sentence pill These examples have been automatically selected and may contain sensitive content.Read more… Can skincare in a pill make you look younger? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Then we take a chill pill for a second and we just listen. The Sun (2016) To sugar the pill, give recent stamp duty payers a tax holiday for a few years. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It's a bitter pill to swallow. The Sun (2016) There were pink pills and blue pills. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The printer leaves regular air gaps in the construction to give the pill its highly porous structure. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Would you trust a pill to make you smart? The Sun (2008) Sleeping pills tumbled onto the bed and the floor. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Maybe the kind of people who take sleeping pills are more likely to have other problems. Times, Sunday Times (2012) What is the best time to take pills for heartburn? Times, Sunday Times (2012) He is no longer making pill cabinets or medicine cabinets or any kind of cabinets. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Then he must have swallowed the red pill. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Why does only one side have to swallow the bitter pill of forgive and forget? The Sun (2014) No need for the little blue pills. Times, Sunday Times (2012) So did the pills give you these odd ills? The Sun (2015) There is no secret sauce or magic pill that will make a church grow or prosper. Christianity Today (2000) Sleeping pills should be a last resort. Munro, Bill Dr. & Munro, Frances Beat Stress (1992) He takes pills to make himself look ill and old. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Is there a better pill to swallow for pain? The Sun (2010) Fifty years ago people thought by now we would be eating all our food in powder or pill form. The Sun (2013) The next morning he coldly told her to buy the morning-after pill. The Sun (2012) A sugar pill is a pill with no medicine at all in it. Dylan Evans PLACEBO: The Belief Effect (2003) Large pills become small ones. Times, Sunday Times (2009) By, for example, measuring how your arm length changes when pills are placed by your body. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages pill British English: pill /pɪl/ NOUN Pills are small solid round masses of medicine or vitamins that you swallow. Why do I have to take all these pills? American English: pill Arabic: حَبَّةُ دَوَاء Brazilian Portuguese: comprimido Chinese: 药丸 Croatian: pilula Czech: pilulka Danish: pille Dutch: pil European Spanish: pastilla Finnish: pilleri French: pilule German: Pille Greek: χάπι Italian: compressa Japanese: 丸薬 Korean: 알약 Norwegian: pille Polish: pigułka European Portuguese: comprimido Romanian: pastilă Russian: пилюля Latin American Spanish: pastilla Swedish: piller Thai: ยา Turkish: hap Ukrainian: пігулка Vietnamese: viên thuốc Translate your text for free All related terms of 'pill' anti-pill denoting a material that does not form pills or that resists pilling diet pill a pill that is intended to help slimmers lose weight pep pill a tablet containing a stimulant drug pill bug any of various woodlice of the genera Armadillidium and Oniscus, capable of rolling up into a ball when disturbed the pill an oral contraceptive birth pill a pill which prevents a woman from conceiving bitter pill a distressing experience or result that is hard to accept (often in the expression a bitter pill to swallow ) chill pill an imaginary medicinal pill with a calming , relaxing effect pill beetle a very common beetle , Byrrhus pilula , typical of the family Byrrhidae, that can feign death by withdrawing legs and antennae into grooves underneath the oval body pill bottle a small bottle that pills are kept in pill popper a person who habitually takes drugs in the form of pills pill pusher a medical doctor , esp. one who too readily prescribes medication poison pill A poison pill refers to what some companies do to reduce their value in order to prevent themselves being taken over by another company. water pill a diuretic pill abortion pill a drug, such as mifepristone , used to terminate a pregnancy in its earliest stage sleeping pill A sleeping pill is a pill that you can take to help you sleep. vitamin pill a tablet containing a vitamin or vitamins sugar the pill to try to make bad news or an unpleasant situation more acceptable for someone by giving them or telling them something good or pleasant at the same time pillbox A pillbox is a small tin or box in which you can keep pills. birth-control pill an oral contraceptive for women, containing the hormones estrogen and progesterone or progesterone alone , that inhibits ovulation, fertilization , or implantation of a fertilized ovum , causing temporary infertility morning-after pill The morning-after pill is a pill that a woman can take some hours after having sex to prevent herself from becoming pregnant . sweeten the pill to sugar the pill If someone does something to sweeten the pill or sugar the pill , they do it to make some unpleasant news or an unpleasant measure more acceptable . travel-sickness pill a pill which is used to relieve the symptoms of travel or motion sickness , the condition of being nauseated from riding in a moving vehicle swallow a bitter pill to accept a difficult or unpleasant fact or situation fertility drug any of a group of preparations used to stimulate ovulation in women hitherto infertile a bitter pill to swallow a difficult or unpleasant fact or situation that has to be accepted a bitter pill be a bitter pill for sb a bitter pill to swallow If a person or group has to accept a failure or an unpleasant piece of news , you can say that it was a bitter pill or a bitter pill to swallow . Chinese translation of 'pill' pill (pɪl) n (c) 药(藥)丸 (yàowán) (粒, lì) the pill (= contraceptive pill) 避孕药(藥) (bìyùnyào) to be on the pill 服避孕药(藥) (fú bìyùnyào) (noun) in the sense of tablet Definition a small mass of medicine intended to be swallowed whole a sleeping pill Synonyms tablet It's not a good idea to take sleeping tablets regularly. capsule You can also take red ginseng in convenient capsule form. pellet bolus pilule idiom See a bitter pill (to swallow) Additional synonyms in the sense of capsule Definition a soluble gelatine case containing a dose of medicine You can also take red ginseng in convenient capsule form. Synonyms pill, tablet, lozenge, bolus, troche Synonyms of 'pill' pill Explore 'pill' in the dictionary
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