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1 narcotic
{na:'kɔtik}
I. 1. наркотичен, упоителен
2. приспивателен
3. ам. засягащ/предназначен за наркомания
II. 1. наркотично средство, наркотик
2. приспивателно/успокоително средство
3. наркоман* * *{na:'kъtik} I. a 1. наркотичен; упоителен; 2. приспивателен;* * *скучен; приспивателен; наркотичен; наркотик;* * *1. i. наркотичен, упоителен 2. ii. наркотично средство, наркотик 3. ам. засягащ/предназначен за наркомания 4. наркоман 5. приспивателен 6. приспивателно/успокоително средство* * * -
2 drug
{drʌg}
I. 1. лекарство, лек
2. наркотично средство, наркотик
залежала стока (и DRUG on the market)
II. 1. слагам наркотик в (храна, питие)
2. вземам/употребявам наркотици, давам (някому) наркотично средство, упоявам (и прен.)* * *{dr^g} n 1. лекарство, лек; 2. наркотично средство, наркотик;. (2) {dr^g} v (-gg-) 1. слагам наркотик в (храна, питие); 2. взем* * *упоявам; опиянявам; дрогирам; лек; лекарство; наркотик;* * *1. i. лекарство, лек 2. ii. слагам наркотик в (храна, питие) 3. вземам/употребявам наркотици, давам (някому) наркотично средство, упоявам (и прен.) 4. залежала стока (и drug on the market) 5. наркотично средство, наркотик* * *drug[drʌg] I. n 1. лекарство, лек; to be doing \drugs мед. sl уча фармакология; 2. опиат, наркотик, наркотично вещество; pl наркотици (и narcotic \drugs); to take \drugs наркоман (наркоманка) съм, вземам наркотици; • \drug on the market стока, с която пазарът е заситен; II. v 1. слагам наркотично вещество (в храна, питие и пр.); 2. вземам (употребявам) наркотици; наркоман (наркоманка) съм; 3. давам ( някому) наркотик, упоявам; 4. лит. упоявам, омайвам, опиянявам.
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narcotic — *anodyne, opiate, nepenthe … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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narcotic — 1. Originally, any drug derived from opium or opium like compounds with potent analgesic effects associated with both significant alteration of mood and behavior and potential for dependence and tolerance. 2. More recently, an … Medical dictionary
