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1 ilaç ver
drug (v.) -
2 buga
drug -
3 buga
drug -
4 uyuşturucu bağımlılığı
drug habit, drug addiction -
5 ilaç alışkanlığı
drug addiction -
6 ilaç allerjisi
drug allergy -
7 uyuşturucu maddelere düşkün
drug addict -
8 hapçı
drug addict -
9 uyuşturucu bağımlısı
drug addict -
10 uyuşturucu madde
drug, dope -
11 ilaç
n. medication, medicine, pill, drug, remedy, cure, curative, medicament, physic--------ilaç (at)n. ball* * *1. drug 2. medicament 3. medication 4. medicine 5. remedy 6. drug (n.) 7. cure (n.) -
12 uyuşturucu satıcısı
n. drug dealer, drug peddler, drug pusher, pusher, connection -
13 elde kalan mal
n. drug on the market, drug in the market -
14 hapçı
adj. drug addicted, addicted to drugs--------n. dope addict, dope fiend, drugster, drug addict -
15 satılmayan mal
n. shelfwarmer, drug on the market, drug in the market, plug -
16 uyuşturucu bağımlılığı
n. drug addiction, drug dependence, dope addiction, dope habit, narcotism -
17 münebbih
1. stimulant, stimulative drug. 2. stimulative (drug). 3. alarm clock. 4. bell (of an alarm clock). -
18 tansiyon
1. blood pressure. 2. tension, tense state. - aleti sphygmomanometer. - düşürücü 1. depressor (a drug). 2. (drug) that lowers the blood pressure. -
19 afrodizyak
adj. aphrodisiac, stimulating, arousing sexual desire--------n. aphrodisiac, drug or food that arouses sexual desire* * *aphrodisiac -
20 amfetamin
n. amphetamine, substance which stimulates the central nervous system, upper, drug which stimulates* * *1. amphetamine 2. dexedrine
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