گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'drug'

1 عمومی:: دارو خوراندن‌

2 عمومی:: دوا زدن‌

3 عمومی:: دارو

4 عمومی:: تخدیر كردن‌

1 general::   noun substance used as a medicine ADJ. powerful, strong | modern, new | wonder They're hailing it as the new wonder drug. | sedative | anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, anti-malarial, etc. | prescription You used to be able to buy this medicine over the counter, but it is now a prescription drug. QUANT. course, dose VERB + DRUG be on, take Are you taking any other drugs at present? | prescribe (sb), put sb on The doctor put me on anti-inflammatory drugs. | give sb, treat sb with | administer, give sb The nurses came round to give the patients their drugs. | develop new drugs that have been developed recently | be resistant to, not respond to Some infections are now resistant to drugs. DRUG + VERB cure sth, help sth, treat sth drugs that help the growth of skin tissue DRUG + NOUN company PREP. ~ against a powerful drug against tuberculosis | ~ for He's taking drugs for depression. illegal substance ADJ. illegal | addictive, hallucinogenic | dangerous, hard heroin and other hard drugs | soft (= not considered very dangerous) Many addicts start on soft drugs, such as cannabis. | designer (= artificially produced) She took a tablet of the designer drug Ecstasy. VERB + DRUG inject (See note for more verbs.) DRUG + NOUN baron, pusher | cartel | misuse | drug/drugs charges, offence | squad | war the latest moves in the drug war (See note for more nouns.) PHRASES drink and drugs the dangers of drink and drugsNOTEillegal drugsdo (informal), experiment with, take, try, use ~ The minister confessed to having experimented with cannabis in her youth.be/get high on ~ They committed the crime while high on drugs.be addicted to, be dependent on, be/get hooked on, be on (informal) ~ He seemed to be on acid most of the time.be/come off ~ He's tried several times to come off cocaine.possess ~ arrested on charges of possessing narcoticsdeal (in), sell, smuggle, supply, traffic (in) ~ The country imposes the death penalty for trafficking in marijuana.seize ~ The heroin seized has an estimated street value of £600 000.~ abuse, addiction, consumption, use Cannabis consumption has increased sharply.~ habit, problem She allegedly has a $500-a-day coke habit.~ overdose Heroin overdose is a major cause of death among heroin users.~ addict, user~ dealer, trafficker, smuggler~ production, smuggling, trade, trafficking The authorities have been accused of active involvement in the narcotics trade.addiction to, dependence on, use of ~ the use of cocainetrade in ~ measures to combat the trade in narcotics

2 general:: drug verbs take/use drugs • I think I took drugs to escape my problems. do drugs informal (= take drugs ) • All my friends were doing drugs. be on drugs (= take drugs regularly ) • It can be very hard to tell if your teenager is on drugs. be addicted to drugs/dependent on drugs (= be unable to stop taking drugs ) • People who are addicted to drugs need help. be/get hooked on drugs informal (= be/get addicted ) • She got hooked on drugs, and ended up homeless. experiment with drugs (= try taking drugs ) • She admitted that she had experimented with drugs. come off/get off drugs (= stop taking drugs permanently ) • It was years before I was able to come off drugs. deal (in) drugs ( also supply drugs formal ) (= sell drugs ) • He’s in jail for dealing drugs. inject drugs (= use a needle to put drugs into your body ) • People who share equipment for injecting drugs are at risk of contracting HIV. be high on drugs (= be experiencing the effects of a drug ) • He committed the crime while he was high on drugs. drug + NOUN drug use/abuse (= taking drugs ) • She is being treated for drug abuse. a drug user (= someone who takes drugs ) • We set up a counselling service for drug users. drug addiction (= the problem of not being able to stop taking drugs ) • his struggles with alcoholism and drug addiction a drug addict (= someone who cannot stop taking drugs ) • At 20 Steve was a drug addict, unemployed and lonely. a drug problem (= the problem of being addicted to drugs ) • His daughter has a drug problem. a drug overdose (= taking too much of a drug at one time ) • She died from a drug overdose. a drug dealer/pusher (= someone who sells drugs ) • The city's streets are full of drug dealers. a drug trafficker/smuggler (= someone involved in bringing drugs into a country ) • US efforts against drug traffickers drug trafficking/smuggling (= the crime of bringing drugs into a country ) • The maximum penalty for drug smuggling was 25 years in jail. the drug trade • the international drug trade the war on drugs (= a long struggle by the authorities to control drugs ) • The war on drugs continues. a drug charge (= a legal accusation that someone is guilty of having or selling drugs ) • He’s awaiting trial on a drug charge. a drug offence (= a crime related to having or selling drugs ) • Luciani is serving 20 years for drug offences. adjectives illegal drugs • A lot of crime is connected to illegal drugs. hard drugs ( also class A drugs British English ) (= strong drugs such as heroin, cocaine etc ) • He was in prison for dealing hard drugs. soft drugs (= less strong drugs such as marijuana ) • Soft drugs are legal in some countries. recreational drugs (= taken for pleasure ) • Ecstasy was first used in Britain as a recreational drug in the 1980s. designer drugs (= produced artificially from chemicals ) • Designer drugs are highly addictive and can have unpredictable side effects. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say ' light drugs '. Say soft drugs . >>> Instead of 'heavy drugs', you usually say hard drugs

3 general:: noun medication: Drugs may help when you are sick.

4 general:: verb tranquilize: They drugged him so he wouldn't move.