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1 verdoven
♦voorbeelden:1 verdovende middelen • 〈 genotmiddel〉 (narcotic) drugs, narcotic(s); 〈 medicijnen, geneeskunde〉 anaesthetics, narcotic(s)de patiënt wordt plaatselijk verdoofd • the patient receives a local anaesthetic -
2 verdovende middelen
verdovende middelen〈 genotmiddel〉 (narcotic) drugs, narcotic(s); 〈 medicijnen, geneeskunde〉 anaesthetics, narcotic(s)Van Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > verdovende middelen
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3 bilzekruid
n. henbane, type of plant having poisonous and narcotic qualities -
4 dope
n. drug, narcotic -
5 drug
n. drug, narcotic -
6 haschish
n. hashish, marijuana, leaves and flowers of the Indian hemp plant (used as a narcotic) -
7 hennep
n. hemp, type of plant native to Asia; fiber from the hemp plant (used to make rope or twine); hashish, marijuana, narcotic substance from the hemp plant -
8 heroine
n. heroin, addictive narcotic which is made from morphine -
9 heroïne
n. heroin, addictive narcotic which is made from morphine -
10 narcotisatie
n. narcotization, anesthetization; exposure to a narcotic drug; dulling of the senses -
11 slaapverwekkend
adj. somnifacient, somniferous, somnolent, narcotic -
12 verdovend
adj. narcotic -
13 drug
♦voorbeelden:handelen in drugs, drugs verkopen • deal in/sell drugshandel in drugs • drug traffic(king) -
14 narcoticum
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15 verdoving
♦voorbeelden:1 plaatselijke/algemene verdoving • local/general anaesthesia/anaesthetic
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