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toxic

/ˈtɒk.sɪk/

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adjective

/ˈtɒk.sɪk/B2formalscientific
  • ruОписывает что-то ядовитое или вредное, часто используется как в прямом (химическом), так и в переносном (социальном или экологическом) смысле.

Describes something that is poisonous or harmful, often used in both literal (chemical) and figurative (social or environmental) contexts.

  1. B1formalscientific

    Containing or being a poisonous substance that can cause harm or death.

    ruТоксичный

    • The factory released toxic chemicals into the river.
    • Some mushrooms are highly toxic to humans.
    • The lab handles toxic materials with extreme caution.

    Synonymsbanefuldeadlylethalnoxiouspestilentialpoisonousvenomousvirulent

    Antonymsbenignharmlessinnocuousnonpoisonousnontoxicsafe

  2. Harmful to healthB1formalmedical

    Relating to or caused by a poison or harmful substance.

    ruТоксичный

    • Exposure to toxic fumes can cause respiratory problems.
    • The patient was treated for toxic shock syndrome.
    • Long-term exposure to toxic waste is dangerous.

    Synonymsdangerousdeleteriousharmfulinjuriousnoxiouspoisonousunhealthy

    Antonymsbenignharmlessnonpoisonousnontoxicsafe

  3. Negative or harmful behaviorB2informal

    Describing a person, relationship, or environment that is harmful, unpleasant, or damaging.

    ruТоксичный

    • She decided to leave her toxic workplace.
    • He has a toxic attitude that brings everyone down.
    • Toxic friendships can affect your mental health.

    Synonymsabusivecausticcorrosivedestructiveharmfulmalignantnoxiousperniciouspoisonousvitriolic

    Antonymsbeneficialhealthypositivesupportivewholesome

Forms
  • more toxic comparative form
  • most toxic superlative form
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