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1. | 1.to be addicted to; to habituate; 2.addiction |
| 上瘾 |
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2. | not causing or characterized by addiction. |
| 不会导致上瘾或者不以上瘾为特点。 |
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3. | Tobacco and alcohol can be dangerous drugs. |
| 烟草和酒精可成为危险的,使人上瘾的毒品。 |
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4. | Addiction to morphine. |
| 吗啡上瘾 |
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5. | They will tell you, for example, that smoking is addictive and that alcohol will cloud a drinker's judgment. |
| 譬如,他们会跟你说:抽烟会上瘾,酒精会使人判断不清。 |
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6. | An addiction, especially to a narcotic drug. |
| 上瘾上瘾,特别是对毒品上瘾 |
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7. | Counseling Additions |
| 药物或酒精上瘾的辅导 |
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8. | Every form of addiction is bad, no matter whether the narcotic be alcohol or morphine or idealism.( C. G. Jung) |
| 任何形式的瘾都是不好的,不管上瘾的是酒精、吗啡还是唯心主义。(荣格) |
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9. | causing or characterized by addiction. |
| 导致上瘾或者以上瘾为特点。 |
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10. | "To treat (an individual) for alcohol or drug dependence, usually under a medically supervised program designed to rid the body of intoxicating or addictive substances." |
| "对酒精或毒品上瘾者进行的治疗,它通常是一种受医疗监督的、用以除去体内有毒或致人上瘾的物质的方案." |
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