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drugged

/drʌɡd/

druggedpast participle

/drʌɡd/

Past-participle adjective derived from the verb "drug"

Traducciones

sédatéEn contexte médical : sous l’effet d’un sédatif ou d’un médicament calmant, avec sensation d’engourdissement ou de stupeur.

The patient appeared drugged and unresponsive after the surgery.

Le patient semblait sédaté et ne répondait pas après l’opération.

droguéEmploi courant et familier : sous l’effet d’une drogue, ou ayant reçu une drogue à son insu.

She felt drugged and disoriented after drinking the spiked punch at the party.

Elle se sentait droguée et désorientée après avoir bu le punch trafiqué à la fête.

Definiciones

Under the influence of a drug, especially one that induces sleep or stupor.

The patient appeared drugged and unresponsive after the surgery.

Having been administered a drug, often without one's knowledge or consent.

She felt drugged and disoriented after drinking the spiked punch at the party.

Slang: Intoxicated or stupefied by recreational drugs.

He looked completely drugged after the all-night rave.

Sinónimos

drugnoun

Definiciones

A substance used as a medication or in the preparation of medication.

The doctor prescribed a new drug to help manage her symptoms.

A substance that has a physiological effect when ingested or otherwise introduced into the body, especially one that is illegal or used recreationally.

He was arrested for possession of illegal drugs.

Something that produces a strong, often addictive attraction or pleasure when experienced; a figurative source of dependency.

For many people, social media has become a drug they cannot live without.

drugverb

drugged

Past Simple

drugged

Past Simple

drugged

Past Participle

drugging

Gerund

/drʌɡ/

Traducciones

droguerFaire absorber une drogue à quelqu’un, souvent pour l’endormir ou le rendre vulnérable.

The doctor had to drug the patient before the surgery to ensure they felt no pain.

Le médecin a dû droguer le patient avant l’opération pour qu’il ne ressente aucune douleur.

Definiciones

To administer a drug to someone, especially to induce stupor or insensibility.

The doctor had to drug the patient before the surgery to ensure they felt no pain.

To add a drug to food or drink, often secretly, to affect someone’s behavior or consciousness.

The villain planned to drug the hero's drink to incapacitate him.

Sinónimos

Antónimos

drugadjective

Definiciones

Relating to or involved with drugs.

The government intensified its fight against drug trafficking.