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drug

/drʌɡ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une substance utilisée pour un traitement médical, ou une substance qui agit sur le corps ou l'esprit lorsqu'elle est consommée., Verbe désignant l'action d'administrer une substance (souvent une drogue ou un médicament) à quelqu'un, généralement à son insu ou sans son consentement, ou pour provoquer un état d'engourdissement ou d'inconscience.

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noun

/drʌɡ/A2formalmedical
  • frNom désignant une substance utilisée pour un traitement médical, ou une substance qui agit sur le corps ou l'esprit lorsqu'elle est consommée.

A noun referring to a substance used for medical treatment, or a substance that affects the body or mind when consumed.

  1. MedicationA2formalmedical

    A substance used for medical treatment, especially to cure or prevent disease.

    frmédicament

    • The doctor prescribed a new drug for her infection.
    • This drug is effective against high blood pressure.
    • Always take your drugs exactly as directed by your physician.

    Synonymesmedicamentmedicationmedicinepharmaceuticalremedy

  2. Illegal substanceA2informal

    A substance that affects the mind or body and is often used recreationally, typically illegal.

    frDrogue illicite

    • He was arrested for possession of illegal drugs.
    • Many young people experiment with drugs at parties.
    • The government is fighting the war on drugs.

    Synonymescontrolled substancedopeintoxicantnarcoticsubstance

Formes
  • drugs plural form
  • drugs' possessive plural form
  • drug's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/drʌɡ/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'administrer une substance (souvent une drogue ou un médicament) à quelqu'un, généralement à son insu ou sans son consentement, ou pour provoquer un état d'engourdissement ou d'inconscience.

A verb used to indicate the act of administering a substance (often a narcotic or medication) to someone, typically without their knowledge or consent, or to cause a state of stupor or insensibility.

  1. Administer a substanceB2formalmedical

    To give someone a drug, often without their knowledge or consent, to affect their state of mind or body.

    frAdministrer une substance

    • The kidnappers drugged their victim to keep him quiet.
    • She was drugged before the surgery to induce sleep.
    • He was accused of drugging the horses to win the race.

    Synonymesdopedosesedatespike

  2. MedicateB2formalmedical

    To administer a medicinal substance to a person or animal for treatment.

    frmédicamenter

    • The vet drugged the dog to calm it down during the examination.
    • Doctors drugged the patient with a strong painkiller.
    • They drugged the cattle to prevent infection.

    Synonymesdosemedicate

Formes
  • drugged past participle
  • drugged past simple
  • drugging present participle
  • drugs third person singular
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