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

drug

/drʌɡ

noun

1A medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body: a new drug aimed at sufferers from Parkinson’s disease...

The retailing of antibiotics, anti-virus drugs and herbal medicines capable of reducing heat skyrocketed.
Lower doses of the drug result in analgesic effects, while increasing doses will produce amnesic effects.
Antidepressant and sedative drugs gave troublesome side effects and only temporary relief.

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medicine, medical drug, medication, medicament;

remedy, cure, antidote;

cure-all, panacea;

nostrum;

potion, elixir

informal magic bullet

archaic physic

1.1A substance taken for its narcotic or stimulant effects, often illegally: a cocaine-based drug figurative mass adoration is a highly addictive drug...

The use of illegal drugs like marijuana, cocaine and heroin has increased exponentially, most dramatically among the young.
It is grown to produce the narcotic drugs hashish and marijuana, made primarily from its female flowers.
Crack cocaine is a potent hard crystalline form of cocaine, the addictive drug derived from the coca plant and used as a stimulant.

Synonyms

narcotic, stimulant, hallucinogen, addictive drug, recreational drug, illegal drug, substance

informal dope, junk, gear, stuff, downer, upper

vulgar slang shit

verb (drugs, drugging, drugged) [with object]

1Administer a drug to (someone) in order to induce stupor or insensibility: they were drugged to keep them quiet...

Would this be the same doctor that keeps drugging me?
She was obviously drugged still from the poison.
Perhaps the best acting (or overacting as the case may be) came from Henry Silva, who played a truly evil villain, one who enjoys his torture and drugging people.

Synonyms

anaesthetize, give an anaesthetic to, narcotize, give drugs to, give narcotics to, give opiates to, poison;

knock out, make/render unconscious, make/render insensible, stupefy, befuddle

informal dope

add drugs to, tamper with, adulterate, contaminate, poison

informal dope, spike, lace, slip a Mickey Finn into, doctor

stupefied, insensible, befuddled;

delirious, hallucinating, narcotized;

anaesthetized, knocked out, comatose

informal stoned, high, doped, dopey, on a trip, tripping, spaced out, zonked, wasted, wrecked, high as a kite, off one's head, out of one's mind, flying, turned on, hyped up, freaked out, charged up

British informal loved-up

North American informal blitzed

1.1Add a drug to (food or drink).He is accused of killing more than 20 young Western backpackers across Asia, usually by drugging their food or drink, in the 1970s and 1980s....

Stephanie drugs Ellie's drink and leaves her vulnerable with a group of men
Repeatedly drugging his food and disregarding any positive assertion from his new ‘neighbour,’ Shawn meets his demise when his gun prevents Victor even from committing suicide.

1.2 [no object] informal Take illegally obtained drugs: she was convinced he was out drinking and drugging...

The action opens with Vince drinking and drugging his way through an evening in a drab Michigan motel room.
She was convinced he was out drinking and drugging it up, trying to lure her son into a life of crime.

Phrases

do drugs

on drugs

Origin

Middle English: from Old French drogue, possibly from Middle Dutch droge vate, literally 'dry vats', referring to the contents (i.e. dry goods).

单词	drug
释义	drug /drʌɡ / noun 1A medicine or other substance which has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body: a new drug aimed at sufferers from Parkinson’s disease... The retailing of antibiotics, anti-virus drugs and herbal medicines capable of reducing heat skyrocketed. Lower doses of the drug result in analgesic effects, while increasing doses will produce amnesic effects. Antidepressant and sedative drugs gave troublesome side effects and only temporary relief. Synonyms medicine, medical drug, medication, medicament; remedy, cure, antidote; cure-all, panacea; nostrum; potion, elixir informal magic bullet archaic physic 1.1A substance taken for its narcotic or stimulant effects, often illegally: a cocaine-based drug figurative mass adoration is a highly addictive drug... The use of illegal drugs like marijuana, cocaine and heroin has increased exponentially, most dramatically among the young. It is grown to produce the narcotic drugs hashish and marijuana, made primarily from its female flowers. Crack cocaine is a potent hard crystalline form of cocaine, the addictive drug derived from the coca plant and used as a stimulant. Synonyms narcotic, stimulant, hallucinogen, addictive drug, recreational drug, illegal drug, substance informal dope, junk, gear, stuff, downer, upper vulgar slang shit verb (drugs, drugging, drugged) [with object] 1Administer a drug to (someone) in order to induce stupor or insensibility: they were drugged to keep them quiet... Would this be the same doctor that keeps drugging me? She was obviously drugged still from the poison. Perhaps the best acting (or overacting as the case may be) came from Henry Silva, who played a truly evil villain, one who enjoys his torture and drugging people. Synonyms anaesthetize, give an anaesthetic to, narcotize, give drugs to, give narcotics to, give opiates to, poison; knock out, make/render unconscious, make/render insensible, stupefy, befuddle informal dope add drugs to, tamper with, adulterate, contaminate, poison informal dope, spike, lace, slip a Mickey Finn into, doctor stupefied, insensible, befuddled; delirious, hallucinating, narcotized; anaesthetized, knocked out, comatose informal stoned, high, doped, dopey, on a trip, tripping, spaced out, zonked, wasted, wrecked, high as a kite, off one's head, out of one's mind, flying, turned on, hyped up, freaked out, charged up British informal loved-up North American informal blitzed 1.1Add a drug to (food or drink).He is accused of killing more than 20 young Western backpackers across Asia, usually by drugging their food or drink, in the 1970s and 1980s.... Stephanie drugs Ellie's drink and leaves her vulnerable with a group of men Repeatedly drugging his food and disregarding any positive assertion from his new ‘neighbour,’ Shawn meets his demise when his gun prevents Victor even from committing suicide. 1.2 [no object] informal Take illegally obtained drugs: she was convinced he was out drinking and drugging... The action opens with Vince drinking and drugging his way through an evening in a drab Michigan motel room. She was convinced he was out drinking and drugging it up, trying to lure her son into a life of crime. Phrases do drugs on drugs Origin Middle English: from Old French drogue, possibly from Middle Dutch droge vate, literally 'dry vats', referring to the contents (i.e. dry goods). Rhymes bug, chug, Doug, dug, fug, glug, hug, jug, lug, mug, plug, pug, rug, shrug, slug, smug, snug, thug, trug, tug
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