drugging

• Nom désignant l'action d'administrer une substance narcotique ou sédative à une personne ou à un animal, souvent à leur insu ou contre leur volonté.

A noun referring to the act of administering a drug, especially a sedative or narcotic agent, to a person or animal.

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1. Administration of a drugB2formalmedical

   The act of giving a drug or sedative agent to someone, often to induce sleep or reduce pain.

   Administration d'un médicament ou d'un sédatif

   • The patient required drugging before the surgery.
   • Drugging the animal was necessary for the veterinary examination.
   • The nurse was responsible for the careful drugging of the patient.

   Synonymesadministrationdosingmedicationsedation

• 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.

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.

   Administrer 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.

   médicamenter

   • 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