be (like) a drug

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe (like) a drugbe (like) a drugif an activity is like a drug, you enjoy it so much that you want to do it more and more Athletics is like a drug – it keeps dragging you back for more. → drugExamples from the Corpusbe (like) a drug• Of those held in federal rather than state prisons, 60 % are drug offenders with no history of violence.• Casodex is a drug that blocks the release of testosterone, a hormone that is linked to prostate cancer.• At 17 he was a drug addict.• The most worrisome cross-border export, however, is drugs.• I would have loved a drink, but I thought it might be drugged.• The more complete descriptive term is drug elimination half-life.• Tobacco is a drug and addicts should be given a chance to ease off gradually.

单词	be (like) a drug
释义	be (like) a drug From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe (like) a drugbe (like) a drugif an activity is like a drug, you enjoy it so much that you want to do it more and more Athletics is like a drug – it keeps dragging you back for more. → drugExamples from the Corpusbe (like) a drug• Of those held in federal rather than state prisons, 60 % are drug offenders with no history of violence.• Casodex is a drug that blocks the release of testosterone, a hormone that is linked to prostate cancer.• At 17 he was a drug addict.• The most worrisome cross-border export, however, is drugs.• I would have loved a drink, but I thought it might be drugged.• The more complete descriptive term is drug elimination half-life.• Tobacco is a drug and addicts should be given a chance to ease off gradually.
随便看	take something away/take something (away) from something take something downmarket take something from something take something further take something hard take something in good part take something in stride take something in tow take something in your stride take something into account take something into consideration take something off/from etc something take something on board take something on the chin take something on trust take something out on somebody take something personally take something the wrong way take something to bits/pieces take something to heart take something to/into something take something with a pinch of salt take something with a pinch/grain of salt take something → off take something → on