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1 drug
drʌɡ
1. сущ.
1) медикамент(ы), снадобье, лекарственный препарат to administer, prescribe a drug ≈ назначать лекарство to take a drug ≈ принимать лекарство mild drug ≈ мягкое лекарство powerful, strong drug ≈ сильное лекарство toxic drug ≈ токсичное лекарство weak drug ≈ слабое лекарство habit-forming drug non-addictive drug nonprescription drug over-the-counter drug prescription drug proprietary drug sulfa drug sulpha drug Syn: medication, medicine, narcotic, pharmaceutical, remedy, specific
2) наркотик;
транквилизатор a drug addict ≈ наркоман a drug dealer/pusher ≈ торговец наркотиками to take drugs ≈ принимать наркотики to peddle, push, sell drugs, to traffic in drug ≈ торговать наркотиками hard drugs ≈ сильный наркотик soft drugs ≈ слабый наркотик illegal, illicit drug ≈ нелегальный наркотик Syn: dope
3) товар, не пользующийся спросом;
ненужная вещь Lace veils are a drug in the market. ≈ Кружевные вуали сейчас не пользуются спросом.
2. гл.
1) оказывать воздействие, подобное наркотическому, на кого-л.;
притуплять( чувства, эмоции и т.д.)
2) давать наркотики
3) употреблять наркотики She has drugged all her life. ≈ Все свою жизнь она употребляла наркотики.
4) подмешивать наркотики или яд (в пищу с целью отравления) лекарство, средство;
медикамент;
снадобье - narcotic *s наркотики - * of abuse лекарство, допускающее злоупотребление (стимулятор, наркотик, галлюциноген и т. п.) - * administration применение лекарств - * plant лекарственное растение - * industry фармацевтическая промышленность - to be doing *s (разговорное) заниматься фармакологией наркотик - * addict /fiend/ наркоман - * habit /addiction/ наркомания - * courier курьер, перевозящий наркотики - * traffic /разг. pushing, peddling/ торговля наркотиками - to take *s принимать наркотики;
быть наркоманом неходкий товар (часто * in или on the market) допинг подмешивать наркотики или яд - to * smb.'s wine подмешать наркотик в вино кому-л. давать наркотики - to * oneself принять наркотик;
принимать наркотики, быть наркоманом злоупотреблять наркотиками, быть наркоманом (разговорное) насыщать, накачивать - *ged with pleasure пресыщенный;
ублаготворенный, размякший от удовольствия лесовоз drug давать наркотики ~ лекарственное вещество ~ лекарственное средство ~ лекарственный препарат ~ лекарство, медикамент ~ лекарство ~ медикамент ~ наркотик ~ неходкий товар;
то, что никому не нужно( обыкн. drug in или on the market) ~ подмешивать наркотики или яд (в пищу) ~ притуплять (чувства) ~ употреблять наркотики ~ addict institution учреждение занимающееся наркоманами ~ attr. лекарственный;
drug plants лекарственные растения ~ attr. наркотический;
drug addict (или taker) наркоман;
the drug habit наркомания ~ attr. наркотический;
drug addict (или taker) наркоман;
the drug habit наркомания ~ attr. лекарственный;
drug plants лекарственные растения ~ traffic control борьба с контрабандой наркотиков drugs of abuse наркотики euphoriant ~ наркотик illicit ~ traffic запрещенная перевозка наркотиков proprietary ~ патентованное лекарство -
2 a drug in the market
1) неходкий товар, товар, на который нет спроса; залежалый товарLace veils are a drug in the market. (Suppl) — Кружевные вуалетки нынче не в моде.
2) человек, который не может найти применения своим способностям; что-л. не находящее себе примененияYou see, he feels it's a man's business to work and if he can't work he may lust as well be dead. He can't bear his feeling of being a drug in the market... (W. S. Maugham, ‘The Razor's Edge’, ch. IV) — Видите ли, Грей считает, что человек должен работать, а если не может, то ему лучше умереть. Ему невыносима мысль, что он выбыл из игры.
Golightly (with a smile): "Well, you made your love too cheap, my dear. You should have let your husband beg for it, and you made it a drug in the market..." (W. S. Maugham, ‘Penelope’, act III) — Голайтли (с улыбкой): "Вы продешевили свою любовь, моя дорогая. Ваш муж должен добиваться вашей любви, а вы с ней навязываетесь..."
The rises and falls in the stock market of literature deserve more study than they have received... What were the subtle causes which led, quite lately, to the rise in Donne, after he had lain for two hundred years a drug on the market? (L. Strachey, ‘Literary Essays’, ‘The Old Comedy’) — Литературоведы должны уделять больше внимания взлетам и падениям на фондовой бирже изящной словесности... Какие таинственные причины привели недавно к столь сильному повышению акций Джона Донна, чьи сочинения двести лет пылились на полках?
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3 droguer
droguer [dʀɔge]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb* * *dʀɔge
1.
2) ( illégalement) to dope [animal, sportif]; to drug [victime]; to doctor [boisson]
2.
se droguer verbe pronominal1) péj ( avec des médicaments) to dope oneself (à, de with)2) ( avec des stupéfiants) to take drugs* * *dʀɔɡe vt[victime] to drug, [malade] to give drugs to* * *droguer verb table: aimerA vtrB se droguer vpr1 péj ( avec des médicaments) to dope oneself (à, de with);2 ( avec des stupéfiants) to take drugs, be on drugs; se droguer à l'héroïne to be on heroin.[drɔge] verbe transitif1. [toxicomane] to drug2. [malade] to dose with drugs[repas] to put a drug in————————se droguer verbe pronominal intransitif -
4 needle
I ['niːdl]1) sart. med. bot. ago m.2) (in compass) ago m.3) (stylus) puntina f.••as sharp as a needle — [ person] = acuto
II ['niːdl]to be on the needle — AE colloq. [ drug addict] bucarsi
verbo transitivo punzecchiare, stuzzicare [ person]* * *['ni:dl]1) (a small, sharp piece of steel with a hole (called an eye) at one end for thread, used in sewing etc: a sewing needle.) ago2) (any of various instruments of a long narrow pointed shape: a knitting needle; a hypodermic needle.) ago3) ((in a compass etc) a moving pointer.) ago4) (the thin, sharp-pointed leaf of a pine, fir etc.) ago•- needlework* * *needle /ˈni:dl/n.1 ( anche bot., mecc., med.) ago; (tecn.) lancetta ( di uno strumento): needle and thread, ago e filo; the eye of a needle, la cruna d'un ago; the needle of a syringe, l'ago d'una siringa; pine-tree needles, aghi di pino; the needle of a compass, l'ago d'una bussola; (autom.) The needle on the petrol tank is on ‘empty’, la lancetta della benzina segna ‘rosso’2 ago torto; uncinetto; ferro da calza: knitting needle, ferro da calza; darning needle, ago da rammendo; crochet needle, uncinetto4 (geogr.) punta; cima; guglia; vetta5 obelisco6 [u] (fam.) irritazione; nervosismo7 (fam.) punzecchiatura8 (fam.) siringa9 (fam.) iniezione: The injured man was given a needle for tetanus, al ferito fecero un'antitetanica● (fam.) needles and pins, formicolio □ needle bath, doccia filiforme □ (mecc.) needle bearing, boccola ad aghi □ needle book, agoraio in forma di libro □ needle case, agoraio □ needle's eye, cruna ( dell'ago) □ needle exchange, servizio per tossicodipendenti che fornisce siringhe sterili in cambio di quelle usate; ( anche) centro che offre questo servizio □ ( sport) needle game, partita (o gara) assai combattuta (o tirata) ( tra due rivali storici) □ (elettron.) needle gap, spinterometro a punte □ (mil.) needle gun, fucile ad ago □ needle lace, merletto ad ago □ ( sport) needle match = needle game ► sopra □ (fam.) needle park, parco frequentato da drogati; parco pieno di siringhe ( di drogati) □ needle-pointed, puntuto come un ago □ ( radio) needle time, tempo dedicato alla trasmissione di musica registrata □ (mecc.) needle valve, valvola ad ago □ (fig.) as sharp as a needle, acuto; intelligente, perspicace □ ( slang) to be back on the needle, avere ripreso a bucarsi (o a farsi) □ ( slang) to do the needle, bucarsi; farsi (pop.) □ (fam.) to get the needle, innervosirsi; stizzirsi; seccarsi □ (fam.) to give sb. the needle, punzecchiare, stuzzicare q. □ (fam.) to have the needle, avere i nervi (o il nervoso) □ ( slang) to hit the needle, diventare tossicomane; farsi (pop.) □ (fig.) to look for a needle in a haystack, cercare un ago in un pagliaio □ ( slang) to be off the needle, avere smesso di bucarsi; non farsi più (pop.) □ to thread a needle, infilare un ago □ (fig.) to thread the needle, portare a termine un compito difficile.(to) needle /ˈni:dl/A v. t.1 cucire2 forare, pungere con un agoB v. i.1 cucire; fare lavori di cucito; agucchiare (fam.)2 cristallizzarsi in forma d'aghi.* * *I ['niːdl]1) sart. med. bot. ago m.2) (in compass) ago m.3) (stylus) puntina f.••as sharp as a needle — [ person] = acuto
II ['niːdl]to be on the needle — AE colloq. [ drug addict] bucarsi
verbo transitivo punzecchiare, stuzzicare [ person] -
5 pasador
m.1 bolt (cerrojo).2 hairpin(horquilla). (Mexican Spanish)3 pin, door bolt, hasp, split pin.4 dowel pin, pin bolt, joining pin.5 barrette, hairslide, hair slide.6 tiepin.7 cotter pin, pin driven into an opening or hinge to secure parts together, cotter.8 strainer.9 smuggler.10 shoelace, shoestring.11 toggle.12 marlin spike, tool for opening the strands of a rope while splicing, marlinespike, marlinspike.* * *1 (de pelo) hair slide, slide2 (de corbata) tie-pin3 (de puerta etc) bolt, fastener4 (colador) strainer, colander* * *pasador, -a1.2. SM1) (Culin) [gen] colander; [de té] strainer2) (Téc) (=filtro) filter; (=pestillo) bolt, fastener; [de bisagra] pin3) [de corbata] tie pin; [de camisa] collar stud4) [de pelo] hairpin* * *1)a) ( de pelo - decorativo) barrette (AmE), hair slide (BrE); (- en forma de horquilla) (Méx) bobby pin (AmE), hair clip (BrE)b) ( de corbata) tiepinc) (Per) ( cordón) shoelace2) (de puerta, ventana) bolt; ( de bisagra) pin* * *= catch, bobby pin, hair clip, barrette, hair claw, hairslide, hairslide, hair clasp.Ex. Finally, resting the bar on its catch on the off-side cheek, he gave the rounce one and a half turns clockwise to run the carriage right out again = Finalmente, depositando la barra en su engache en el lado externo de la pierna, le daba a la manija una vuelta y media en el sentido del reloj para volver a sacar el carro.Ex. It's a waste to toss them away, so I decided to make them into this pair of lovely bobby pins.Ex. These hair clips and barrettes are a great way to help keep the hair out of your dogs eyes.Ex. These hair clips and barrettes are a great way to help keep the hair out of your dogs eyes.Ex. These unique hair claws covered with rhinestone are a stepped-up version of today's most popular accessories.Ex. Their hairslides are very unique and beautifully handcrafted.Ex. Their hairslides are very unique and beautifully handcrafted.Ex. Many women use hair bands or hair clasps as decorative fashion.* * *1)a) ( de pelo - decorativo) barrette (AmE), hair slide (BrE); (- en forma de horquilla) (Méx) bobby pin (AmE), hair clip (BrE)b) ( de corbata) tiepinc) (Per) ( cordón) shoelace2) (de puerta, ventana) bolt; ( de bisagra) pin* * *= catch, bobby pin, hair clip, barrette, hair claw, hairslide, hairslide, hair clasp.Ex: Finally, resting the bar on its catch on the off-side cheek, he gave the rounce one and a half turns clockwise to run the carriage right out again = Finalmente, depositando la barra en su engache en el lado externo de la pierna, le daba a la manija una vuelta y media en el sentido del reloj para volver a sacar el carro.
Ex: It's a waste to toss them away, so I decided to make them into this pair of lovely bobby pins.Ex: These hair clips and barrettes are a great way to help keep the hair out of your dogs eyes.Ex: These hair clips and barrettes are a great way to help keep the hair out of your dogs eyes.Ex: These unique hair claws covered with rhinestone are a stepped-up version of today's most popular accessories.Ex: Their hairslides are very unique and beautifully handcrafted.Ex: Their hairslides are very unique and beautifully handcrafted.Ex: Many women use hair bands or hair clasps as decorative fashion.* * *A1 (de pelo — decorativo) barrette ( AmE), hair slide ( BrE); (— en forma de horquilla) ( Méx) bobby pin ( AmE), hair clip ( BrE)2 (de corbata) tiepin3 (gemelo) cuff linkB1 (de puerta, ventana) bolt2 (de bisagra) pin3 (chaveta) cotter pin* * *
pasador sustantivo masculino
(— en forma de horquilla) (Méx) bobby pin (AmE), hair clip (BrE)
pasador sustantivo masculino
1 (de corbata) pin
(del pelo) (hair) slide
2 (de una puerta) bolt
' pasador' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
pestillo
English:
grip
- hair-grip
- slide
- tie clip
- barrette
- bobby
- bolt
- catch
- hair
- lace
- latch
- shoe
* * *pasador1 nm1. [cerrojo] bolt2. [para corbata] tie pin o clip3. [para cinturón] (belt) loop4. [colador] colander, strainer5. [aguja para pelo] Br slide, US barrettepasador2, -ora nm,fDep passer* * *m(hair) slide2 ( pestillo) bolt3 GASTR strainer* * *pasador nm1) : bolt, latch2) : barrette* * *pasador n slide
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