doped

• Describe el estado de estar bajo los efectos de las drogas o, en un contexto más informal, la sensación de extremo cansancio o letargo.

Describes a state of being under the influence of drugs, or in a more informal context, feeling extremely tired or sluggish.

1. Treated or impregnated with a substanceC1formal

   Describes a material that has been treated or mixed with a chemical or other substance to alter its properties.

   dopado

   • The fabric was doped with a waterproofing agent.
   • The silicon wafer is doped with phosphorus to create an n-type semiconductor.
   • The wood was doped with a preservative to prevent rot.

   Sinónimosalloyedchargedloadedsaturatedtreated

2. Under the influence of drugsB2informal

   Being in a state of intoxication or altered consciousness due to the use of narcotics or performance-enhancing drugs.

   Drogado

   • The athlete was disqualified after testing positive and being found doped.
   • He looked completely doped after taking the medication.
   • The police arrested the driver for being doped while operating a vehicle.

   Sinónimosdruggedhighintoxicatedloadedstonedtrippingwasted

   Antónimossober

• Verbo que significa administrar una droga o sustancia, a menudo para mejorar el rendimiento o alterar el estado, o añadir una sustancia a algo.

A verb meaning to administer a drug or substance, often to enhance performance or alter state, or to add a substance to something.

1. Administer performance-enhancing drugsB2formalsport

   To administer or take drugs, especially to improve athletic performance.

   dopar

   • The athlete was caught doping before the competition.
   • Some cyclists dope to gain an unfair advantage.
   • The committee banned him for doping during the race.

   Sinónimosdope updosedrugjuice

2. Add impurities to a semiconductorC1formaltechnical

   To introduce impurities into a semiconductor material to alter its electrical properties.

   dopar

   • The silicon wafer was doped with phosphorus to create an n-type semiconductor.
   • Engineers dope the material to control its conductivity.
   • Doping a semiconductor is a crucial step in manufacturing transistors.

3. Administer a narcoticB2formalmedical

   To give a narcotic or sedative to someone, often without their knowledge.

   Drogar

   • The kidnappers doped the victim to keep him unconscious.
   • The vet doped the dog before the surgery.
   • He was doped with a powerful sedative during the procedure.

   Sinónimosanesthetizedrugknock outsedatetranquilize

Variantes phrasaldope offdope up