Definition of mepacrine in English:

mepacrine

noun ˈmɛpəkriːnˈmɛpəkrɪnˈmepəˌkrin

another term for quinacrine
Example sentencesExamples
- I believe at that time we were taking a variant of quinine called mepacrine, a little yellow pill which turned us a delicate shade of buttercup, and when we went on leave our friends and relatives thought we had jaundice.
- In fact, a synthetic antimalarial called mepacrine was produced in the 1930s by the German chemical cartel IG Farben.
- In his 10 years as a registrar he was involved in the Clean Air Act and the ill effects of smoking, and in 1951 published his observations on the beneficial effect of mepacrine in lupus erythematosus.
- He was invalided home with an intolerable rash, which was diagnosed as the then unusual mepacrine photosensitivity.
- General Slim, commanding the British Fourteenth Army in Burma, threatened to sack any regimental officer under his command who failed to see that his troops took their daily dose of mepacrine.

Origin

1940s: from me(thoxy-) + p(entane) + acr(id)ine.

Definition of mepacrine in US English:

mepacrine

nounˈmepəˌkrin

another term for quinacrine
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, a synthetic antimalarial called mepacrine was produced in the 1930s by the German chemical cartel IG Farben.
- In his 10 years as a registrar he was involved in the Clean Air Act and the ill effects of smoking, and in 1951 published his observations on the beneficial effect of mepacrine in lupus erythematosus.
- I believe at that time we were taking a variant of quinine called mepacrine, a little yellow pill which turned us a delicate shade of buttercup, and when we went on leave our friends and relatives thought we had jaundice.
- General Slim, commanding the British Fourteenth Army in Burma, threatened to sack any regimental officer under his command who failed to see that his troops took their daily dose of mepacrine.
- He was invalided home with an intolerable rash, which was diagnosed as the then unusual mepacrine photosensitivity.

Origin

1940s: from me(thoxy-) + p(entane) + acr(id)ine.

单词	mepacrine
释义	Definition of mepacrine in English: mepacrine noun ˈmɛpəkriːnˈmɛpəkrɪnˈmepəˌkrin another term for quinacrine Example sentencesExamples I believe at that time we were taking a variant of quinine called mepacrine, a little yellow pill which turned us a delicate shade of buttercup, and when we went on leave our friends and relatives thought we had jaundice. In fact, a synthetic antimalarial called mepacrine was produced in the 1930s by the German chemical cartel IG Farben. In his 10 years as a registrar he was involved in the Clean Air Act and the ill effects of smoking, and in 1951 published his observations on the beneficial effect of mepacrine in lupus erythematosus. He was invalided home with an intolerable rash, which was diagnosed as the then unusual mepacrine photosensitivity. General Slim, commanding the British Fourteenth Army in Burma, threatened to sack any regimental officer under his command who failed to see that his troops took their daily dose of mepacrine. Origin 1940s: from me(thoxy-) + p(entane) + acr(id)ine. Definition of mepacrine in US English: mepacrine nounˈmepəˌkrin another term for quinacrine Example sentencesExamples In fact, a synthetic antimalarial called mepacrine was produced in the 1930s by the German chemical cartel IG Farben. In his 10 years as a registrar he was involved in the Clean Air Act and the ill effects of smoking, and in 1951 published his observations on the beneficial effect of mepacrine in lupus erythematosus. I believe at that time we were taking a variant of quinine called mepacrine, a little yellow pill which turned us a delicate shade of buttercup, and when we went on leave our friends and relatives thought we had jaundice. General Slim, commanding the British Fourteenth Army in Burma, threatened to sack any regimental officer under his command who failed to see that his troops took their daily dose of mepacrine. He was invalided home with an intolerable rash, which was diagnosed as the then unusual mepacrine photosensitivity. Origin 1940s: from me(thoxy-) + p(entane) + acr(id)ine.
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