opium

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drugs, medicines, Drug cultureopiumo‧pi‧um /ˈəʊpiəm $ ˈoʊ-/ noun [uncountable] MDMa powerful illegal drug made from poppy seeds. Drugs made from opium are used to reduce severe pain. → heroinExamples from the Corpusopium• The architect must have been an opium fiend.• He pried off his shoes; loosened his collar; slumped in his seat like an opium smoker.• She was certainly not an opium smoker.• Where were the calomel pills and opium and brandy?• Compared to the large opium fields nearby, the bikes were harmless.• But what kind of person would want opium?• Lapsang Souchong was opium, bohemia, late nights and Gauloises.Origin opium (1300-1400) Latin Greek opion, from opos “plant juice”

单词	opium
释义	opium From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Drugs, medicines, Drug cultureopiumo‧pi‧um /ˈəʊpiəm $ ˈoʊ-/ noun [uncountable] MDMa powerful illegal drug made from poppy seeds. Drugs made from opium are used to reduce severe pain. → heroinExamples from the Corpusopium• The architect must have been an opium fiend.• He pried off his shoes; loosened his collar; slumped in his seat like an opium smoker.• She was certainly not an opium smoker.• Where were the calomel pills and opium and brandy?• Compared to the large opium fields nearby, the bikes were harmless.• But what kind of person would want opium?• Lapsang Souchong was opium, bohemia, late nights and Gauloises.Origin opium (1300-1400) Latin Greek opion, from opos “plant juice”
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