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addicted

/əˈdɪktɪd/

Traduction: Incapable de cesser de consommer une substance ou de pratiquer une activité considérée comme une habitude ; physiquement ou psychologiquement dépendant d'une substance ou d'une occupation., Verbe désignant l'action de créer chez quelqu'un une dépendance physique ou psychique à une substance ou à une activité, ou de rendre dépendant. Peut aussi signifier attirer fortement ou engager profondément quelqu'un dans quelque chose.

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adjective

/əˈdɪktɪd/B1formalmedical
  • frIncapable de cesser de consommer une substance ou de pratiquer une activité considérée comme une habitude ; physiquement ou psychologiquement dépendant d'une substance ou d'une occupation.

Unable to stop using or doing something as a habit, especially something harmful; physically or mentally dependent on a substance or activity.

  1. Substance dependencyB1formalmedical

    Compulsively using a substance such as drugs, alcohol, or nicotine despite harmful consequences; having a physiological or psychological reliance that makes stopping extremely difficult.

    frdépendance à une substance

    • He was so ___ to painkillers that he needed professional help.
    • She became ___ to nicotine at a very young age.
    • The documentary showed how easily people get ___ to gambling.
    • His ___ behavior toward alcohol destroyed his family.
    • Patients ___ to sedatives require careful withdrawal management.

    Synonymesdependenthooked

  2. Habitual obsessionB1informal

    Devoted to an activity, pursuit, or interest to an extreme degree; feeling a compulsive need to engage in it because it provides intense pleasure or satisfaction.

    frAccro à une activité

    • She is ___ to surfing and spends every weekend at the beach.
    • The teenager seemed totally ___ to video games.
    • Many people are ___ to checking their smartphones constantly.
    • He is completely ___ to watching football matches.
    • I'm absolutely ___ to that new TV series; I can't stop watching.

    Synonymescompulsivedependenthookedobsessed

Formes
  • more addicted comparative form
  • most addicted superlative form
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verb

addict/əˈdɪkt/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de créer chez quelqu'un une dépendance physique ou psychique à une substance ou à une activité, ou de rendre dépendant. Peut aussi signifier attirer fortement ou engager profondément quelqu'un dans quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing someone to become physically or mentally dependent on a substance or activity.

  1. Cause dependenceB2formal

    To cause someone to become physically or mentally dependent on a substance or activity.

    frrendre dépendant

    • The drug can addict users after just a few doses.
    • Gambling can addict people quickly if they are not careful.
    • The game is designed to addict players with its reward system.

    Synonymesenslavehook

  2. Devote obsessivelyB2informal

    To cause someone to become very interested in or devoted to something.

    frRendre dépendant

    • The series addicted her to watching every episode.
    • He is addicted to solving crossword puzzles.
    • Social media can addict people to constant checking.

    Synonymesaccustomapplydedicatedevotehabituate

Formes
  • addicted past participle
  • addicted past simple
  • addicting present participle
  • addicts third person singular
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