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1 Suchtmittel
n MED. addictive drug ( oder substance)* * *Sụcht|mit|telntaddictive drug* * *Sucht·mit·telnt PSYCH object of addiction, addictive substance* * ** * *n.addictive drug n. -
2 adictivo
adj.addictive, habit-forming.m.addictive product, addictive drug.* * *► adjetivo1 addictive* * *ADJ addictive* * *adictivo -vaaddictiveun fármaco no adictivo a non-addictive drug* * *
adictivo,-a adjetivo addictive: la cocaína es una sustancia adictiva, cocaine is an addictive substance
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adictiva
English:
addictive
* * *adictivo, -a adjaddictive* * *adj addictive -
3 dipendenza
f dependence( edificio) annex(e)essere alle dipendenza di work for* * *dipendenza s.f.1 dependence (on s.o., sthg.): dipendenza reciproca, interdependence; essere alle dipendenze di qlcu., to be in s.o.'s service; avere qlcu. alle proprie dipendenze, to have s.o. in one's employment (o as an employee); la dipendenza di una coltivazione dalla vicinanza dell'acqua, the dependence of a crop on the nearness of water; dipendenza dal petrolio, dependence on oil3 ( tossicodipendenza) addiction, dependence: dipendenza da farmaci, addiction to drugs; una sostanza che dà dipendenza, an addictive substance6 ( di edificio) annexe; outhouse, outbuilding: l'albergo e le sue dipendenze, the hotel and its annexes.* * *[dipen'dɛntsa] 1.sostantivo femminile1) (di individuo, paese, economia) dependence, dependance AE, reliance (da on)2) (assuefazione) (da alcol, droghe) addiction (da to), dependence, dependance AE, dependency (da on)dare dipendenza — [droga, tabacco] to be addictive
3) (edificio adiacente) annex, outbuilding, outhouse BE2.sostantivo femminile plurale dipendenzelavorare alle -e di qcn. — to work in sb.'s employ o under sb., to be employed by sb.
assumere qcn. alle proprie -e — to take sb. on, to hire sb
* * *dipendenza/dipen'dεntsa/I sostantivo f.1 (di individuo, paese, economia) dependence, dependance AE, reliance (da on); la sua dipendenza dalla madre his dependency on his mother2 (assuefazione) (da alcol, droghe) addiction (da to), dependence, dependance AE, dependency (da on); dare dipendenza [droga, tabacco] to be addictive3 (edificio adiacente) annex, outbuilding, outhouse BEII dipendenze f.pl.lavorare alle -e di qcn. to work in sb.'s employ o under sb., to be employed by sb.; assumere qcn. alle proprie -e to take sb. on, to hire sb. -
4 adictiva
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5 마취약
n. narcotic, any addictive substance which dulls the senses (morphine, opium, alcohol, etc.) -
6 uzależnienie
-a; nt* * *n.1. (= zależność) dependence, dependency, subjection.2. (= nałóg) addiction, addictive disorder, substance abuse.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > uzależnienie
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