Definition of sleeping pill in English:

sleeping pill

noun

A tablet of a drug which helps to induce sleep, such as chloral hydrate or a barbiturate sedative.
Example sentencesExamples
- He'd drugged her with sleeping pills and when she had awakened she'd found herself locked in the cellar.
- Another psychiatrist also gave her sedatives and sleeping pills.
- Instead, they are prescribing medications like Valium, tranquilizers and sleeping pills.
- Try not to take sleeping pills for longer than a night or two.
- The trouble is that some of the sleeping pills that people use to combat insomnia may also leave them groggy and slow the next day.
- This reader's mother may need a sleeping pill because the antidepressant she is taking can cause insomnia.
- I'd give her one sleeping pill and one pain pill.
- She was attended by her doctor, who gave her valium and sleeping pills to deal with her distress.
- She was not only on Oxycontin, but on a sleeping pill and a sedative for anxiety.
- In the case of a sleeping pill or some other medicine you use only occasionally, this can serve as a reminder to ask your physician for a new prescription at your next visit.
- A few minutes later, a nurse came in, carrying with her some sleeping pills and some painkillers and water.
- It is not recommended to use over-the-counter sleeping pills for insomnia.
- The sleeping pill flurazepam produces sedation that lasts too long increasing the risk of falls.
- Some nightshade plants are ingredients in potent narcotic medicine and sleeping pills.
- Your body makes tranquilizers and sleeping pills and immunomodulators and antibodies.
- Escaping them for a few hours courtesy of a sleeping pill is wonderful.
- She still suffered from shortness of breath and was currently taking sleeping pills and anti depressants, she told the court.
- Simon, a middle-aged salesman, came to see me requesting a prescription for a sleeping pill.
- Laughter has benefited many people who were on heavy tranquilizers and sleeping pills.
- Up to 50 percent of all women over 60 in Canada may be prescribed tranquilizers or sleeping pills.

Definition of sleeping pill in US English:

sleeping pill

nounˈslipɪŋ ˌpɪlˈslēpiNG ˌpil

A tablet of a drug that helps to induce sleep.
Example sentencesExamples
- He'd drugged her with sleeping pills and when she had awakened she'd found herself locked in the cellar.
- Some nightshade plants are ingredients in potent narcotic medicine and sleeping pills.
- Another psychiatrist also gave her sedatives and sleeping pills.
- Simon, a middle-aged salesman, came to see me requesting a prescription for a sleeping pill.
- She was not only on Oxycontin, but on a sleeping pill and a sedative for anxiety.
- She was attended by her doctor, who gave her valium and sleeping pills to deal with her distress.
- It is not recommended to use over-the-counter sleeping pills for insomnia.
- I'd give her one sleeping pill and one pain pill.
- The sleeping pill flurazepam produces sedation that lasts too long increasing the risk of falls.
- This reader's mother may need a sleeping pill because the antidepressant she is taking can cause insomnia.
- Try not to take sleeping pills for longer than a night or two.
- In the case of a sleeping pill or some other medicine you use only occasionally, this can serve as a reminder to ask your physician for a new prescription at your next visit.
- Instead, they are prescribing medications like Valium, tranquilizers and sleeping pills.
- She still suffered from shortness of breath and was currently taking sleeping pills and anti depressants, she told the court.
- The trouble is that some of the sleeping pills that people use to combat insomnia may also leave them groggy and slow the next day.
- Your body makes tranquilizers and sleeping pills and immunomodulators and antibodies.
- Up to 50 percent of all women over 60 in Canada may be prescribed tranquilizers or sleeping pills.
- Escaping them for a few hours courtesy of a sleeping pill is wonderful.
- Laughter has benefited many people who were on heavy tranquilizers and sleeping pills.
- A few minutes later, a nurse came in, carrying with her some sleeping pills and some painkillers and water.

单词	sleeping pill
释义	Definition of sleeping pill in English: sleeping pill noun A tablet of a drug which helps to induce sleep, such as chloral hydrate or a barbiturate sedative. Example sentencesExamples He'd drugged her with sleeping pills and when she had awakened she'd found herself locked in the cellar. Another psychiatrist also gave her sedatives and sleeping pills. Instead, they are prescribing medications like Valium, tranquilizers and sleeping pills. Try not to take sleeping pills for longer than a night or two. The trouble is that some of the sleeping pills that people use to combat insomnia may also leave them groggy and slow the next day. This reader's mother may need a sleeping pill because the antidepressant she is taking can cause insomnia. I'd give her one sleeping pill and one pain pill. She was attended by her doctor, who gave her valium and sleeping pills to deal with her distress. She was not only on Oxycontin, but on a sleeping pill and a sedative for anxiety. In the case of a sleeping pill or some other medicine you use only occasionally, this can serve as a reminder to ask your physician for a new prescription at your next visit. A few minutes later, a nurse came in, carrying with her some sleeping pills and some painkillers and water. It is not recommended to use over-the-counter sleeping pills for insomnia. The sleeping pill flurazepam produces sedation that lasts too long increasing the risk of falls. Some nightshade plants are ingredients in potent narcotic medicine and sleeping pills. Your body makes tranquilizers and sleeping pills and immunomodulators and antibodies. Escaping them for a few hours courtesy of a sleeping pill is wonderful. She still suffered from shortness of breath and was currently taking sleeping pills and anti depressants, she told the court. Simon, a middle-aged salesman, came to see me requesting a prescription for a sleeping pill. Laughter has benefited many people who were on heavy tranquilizers and sleeping pills. Up to 50 percent of all women over 60 in Canada may be prescribed tranquilizers or sleeping pills. Definition of sleeping pill in US English: sleeping pill nounˈslipɪŋ ˌpɪlˈslēpiNG ˌpil A tablet of a drug that helps to induce sleep. Example sentencesExamples He'd drugged her with sleeping pills and when she had awakened she'd found herself locked in the cellar. Some nightshade plants are ingredients in potent narcotic medicine and sleeping pills. Another psychiatrist also gave her sedatives and sleeping pills. Simon, a middle-aged salesman, came to see me requesting a prescription for a sleeping pill. She was not only on Oxycontin, but on a sleeping pill and a sedative for anxiety. She was attended by her doctor, who gave her valium and sleeping pills to deal with her distress. It is not recommended to use over-the-counter sleeping pills for insomnia. I'd give her one sleeping pill and one pain pill. The sleeping pill flurazepam produces sedation that lasts too long increasing the risk of falls. This reader's mother may need a sleeping pill because the antidepressant she is taking can cause insomnia. Try not to take sleeping pills for longer than a night or two. In the case of a sleeping pill or some other medicine you use only occasionally, this can serve as a reminder to ask your physician for a new prescription at your next visit. Instead, they are prescribing medications like Valium, tranquilizers and sleeping pills. She still suffered from shortness of breath and was currently taking sleeping pills and anti depressants, she told the court. The trouble is that some of the sleeping pills that people use to combat insomnia may also leave them groggy and slow the next day. Your body makes tranquilizers and sleeping pills and immunomodulators and antibodies. Up to 50 percent of all women over 60 in Canada may be prescribed tranquilizers or sleeping pills. Escaping them for a few hours courtesy of a sleeping pill is wonderful. Laughter has benefited many people who were on heavy tranquilizers and sleeping pills. A few minutes later, a nurse came in, carrying with her some sleeping pills and some painkillers and water.
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