Translation meaning & definition of the word "narcotic" into Chinese (Traditional) language

noun

1. A drug that produces numbness or stupor

• Often taken for pleasure or to reduce pain

• Extensive use can lead to addiction

synonym:
• narcotic

1. 產生麻木或昏迷的藥物

• 經常為了娛樂或減輕痛苦而服用

• 廣泛使用會導致成癮

同義詞:
• 麻醉的

adjective

1. Of or relating to or designating narcotics

• "Narcotic addicts"

• "Narcotic stupor"

synonym:
• narcotic

1. 與麻醉品有關或與之有關或指定

• "“麻醉成癮者”"

• "“麻醉性昏迷”"

同義詞:
• 麻醉的

2. Inducing stupor or narcosis

• "Narcotic drugs"

synonym:
• narcotic
,
• narcotizing
,
• narcotising

2. 誘發木僵或麻醉

• "“麻醉藥品”"

同義詞:
• 麻醉的
,
• 麻醉

3. Inducing mental lethargy

• "A narcotic speech"

synonym:
• narcotic
,
• soporiferous
,
• soporific

3. 誘發精神嗜睡

• "“麻醉性言論”"

同義詞:
• 麻醉的
,
• 含脂的
,
• 精明的

Examples of using

In the first years that Coca-Cola was produced, it contained cocaine. In 100, cocaine was classified as a narcotic, after which they used caffeine instead of cocaine in the production of Coca-Cola.

在可口可樂生產的頭幾年,它含有可卡因。100年,可卡因被歸類為麻醉品,之後他們在可口可樂的生產中使用咖啡因而不是可卡因。

Prostitution, gambling, the use of narcotic substances, drunkenness, disorder, and all other illegal activities are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN.

賣淫,賭博,麻醉藥品的使用,醉酒,無序和所有其他非法活動都被禁止。

In the first years that Coca-Cola was produced, it contained cocaine. In 1914, cocaine was classified as a narcotic, after which they used caffeine instead of cocaine in the production of Coca-Cola.

在可口可樂生產的頭幾年,它含有可卡因。1914年,可卡因被歸類為麻醉品,此後他們在可口可樂生產中使用咖啡因而不是可卡因。