Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь. 2001.
drugs — drugs, drug addiction These terms generally refer to illegal drugs, although the social significance of alcohol, tobacco, and tranquillizers should be noted (for example regarding health). The diverse origins of illegal drugs include natural… … Dictionary of sociology
Drugs — baked potato beeper boy brown bagging chillout cosmetic neurology cuddle puddle drailing drunk dial … New words
drugs — narcotics, opiates, etc., 1883, from DRUG (Cf. drug) … Etymology dictionary
drugs — The problem of drug abuse, the use of drugs for pleasure, is common in Britain and the US, especially among young people, but using drugs is illegal in both countries. Most teenagers try drugs before they leave school, and many of them use drugs… … Universalium
Drugs — The use of drugs has spread in Dutch society during recent decades. Because of drug related diseases and other side effects, such as prostitution and criminal activities by addicts, the author ities were forced to develop a coherent policy.… … Historical Dictionary of the Netherlands
drugs — n. 1) to take drugs 2) to peddle, push, sell, traffic in (illicit) drugs 3) hard; soft drugs 4) illegal, illicit drugs * * * illicit drugs push sell soft drugs traffic in (illicit) drugs … Combinatory dictionary
drugs — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Medicinal substances Nouns 1. drugs; therapeutic drugs (see remedy); drug or substance abuse; drug addiction, [chemical] dependency, physical or psychological dependence, habit, reverse tolerance; glue… … English dictionary for students
Drûgs — Drúedain Dans l œuvre de J.R.R. Tolkien, les Drúedain (singulier Drúadan), ou Hommes des Bois, sont une race d humains comptés parmi les Edain. Ils sont présents en Beleriand aux côtés du peuple de Haleth en forêt de Brethil au Premier Âge, à… … Wikipédia en Français
drugs barons — ➡ drugs * * * … Universalium
drugs czar — ➡ drugs * * * … Universalium
DRUGS — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index drugs noun bender, drug (2), drunkard, drunkenness, kick adjective drugged, drunk verb befuddle … English dictionary for students
