Definition of short-acting in English:

short-acting

adjective

(chiefly of a drug) having effects that only last for a short time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Standard protocols are difficult to develop because propofol is a short-acting medication.
- A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off.
- A common problem with short-acting drugs is that the child may experience a rebound effect when the medicine wears off.
- Nicotine is a short-acting drug that can be eliminated from the body relatively quickly.
- This occurs even when children are treated with short-acting medications during school hours.

Definition of short-acting in US English:

short-acting

adjectiveˈSHôrdaktiNG

(chiefly of a drug) having effects that only last for a short time.
Example sentencesExamples
- A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off.
- Nicotine is a short-acting drug that can be eliminated from the body relatively quickly.
- Standard protocols are difficult to develop because propofol is a short-acting medication.
- A common problem with short-acting drugs is that the child may experience a rebound effect when the medicine wears off.
- This occurs even when children are treated with short-acting medications during school hours.

单词	short-acting
释义	Definition of short-acting in English: short-acting adjective (chiefly of a drug) having effects that only last for a short time. Example sentencesExamples Standard protocols are difficult to develop because propofol is a short-acting medication. A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off. A common problem with short-acting drugs is that the child may experience a rebound effect when the medicine wears off. Nicotine is a short-acting drug that can be eliminated from the body relatively quickly. This occurs even when children are treated with short-acting medications during school hours. Definition of short-acting in US English: short-acting adjectiveˈSHôrdaktiNG (chiefly of a drug) having effects that only last for a short time. Example sentencesExamples A few minutes later, the effects of the short-acting anesthetic and muscle relaxant begin to wear off. Nicotine is a short-acting drug that can be eliminated from the body relatively quickly. Standard protocols are difficult to develop because propofol is a short-acting medication. A common problem with short-acting drugs is that the child may experience a rebound effect when the medicine wears off. This occurs even when children are treated with short-acting medications during school hours.
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