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marijuana

/ˌmær.ɪˈwɑː.nə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a planta Cannabis sativa e, principalmente, a droga psicoativa obtida de suas folhas e flores secas, consumida geralmente fumada ou mascada para provocar euforia e efeitos alucinógenos.

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noun

/ˌmær.ɪˈwɑː.nə/B2formalmedical
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a planta Cannabis sativa e, principalmente, a droga psicoativa obtida de suas folhas e flores secas, consumida geralmente fumada ou mascada para provocar euforia e efeitos alucinógenos.

A noun referring to a strong-smelling plant whose dried leaves are used to prepare drugs with euphoric and hallucinogenic effects; also the most commonly used illicit drug, typically smoked or chewed for euphoria.

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  1. A plant used for drug preparationB2formal

    A strong-smelling plant whose dried leaves are used to produce euphoric and hallucinogenic substances.

    ptPlanta para preparar droga

    • The police found a small amount of marijuana in his car.
    • Some countries have legalized marijuana for medical use.
    • The dried leaves of the marijuana plant are often smoked.

    Sinônimoscannabisdopeganjagrassherbpotskunkweed

  2. Commonly used illicit drugB2informal

    A soft drug made from the dried leaves of the hemp plant, typically smoked or chewed for its euphoric effects.

    ptDroga ilícita obtida da maconha

    • He was arrested for possession of marijuana.
    • Many people use marijuana recreationally despite its legal status.
    • The effects of marijuana can vary depending on the strain.

    Sinônimosbudcannabisdopeganjagrassherbpotweed

Formas
  • marijuanas plural form
  • marijuanas' possessive plural form
  • marijuana's possessive singular form
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