释义 |
medicatedmed‧i‧cat‧ed /ˈmedɪkeɪtɪd/ adjective - Daytime carryover effects, such as sleepiness and reduced alertness, are also more pronounced in the medicated elderly.
- Disguise a blemish with a touch of medicated cover-stick, then set with loose face powder.
- First I had to be cleansed - this meant drinking a lot of medicated water and throwing it up again.
- If they are still eating, try obtaining a medicated flake from your local vet.
- The risk of resistant strains of bacteria developing through complacent use of medicated feeds is high.
- Then muslin bags containing medicated rice are dipped in warm milk and are dabbed all over your body.
- You will then be able to soak them in the medicated solution for maximum effectiveness.
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