Definition of drugged in English:

drugged

adjective drʌɡddrəɡd

1(of a person) unconscious or in a stupor as a result of taking or being given a drug.
in his drugged state
Example sentencesExamples
- Now, she was sullen, and had a drugged look about her.
- There he remained incarcerated and drugged for 18 miserable months, even though he should not have been there.
- A police officer is heard on the videotape saying she appeared to have been drugged.
- Three years ago Kalpana, then 14, was drugged by two acquaintances.
- She looked drugged or ecstatic, smiling with spooky eyes.
- In fact he was probably so heavily drugged that it would have been very easy for anyone to get him to do anything.
- Though the embassy did not say how many people had been drugged, the incidents reportedly occurred at 11 establishments.
- It said Mrs Haider feared her husband may have been drugged.
- Ernie watched the tape in a drugged stupor.
- He refused to eat or drink for fear of being drugged into a confession, a justified fear.
- Over three years, Krista was drugged in Bangladesh, imprisoned in Iran and attacked by wolf-like dogs in Turkey.
- The wedding went forward and in my drugged state I sort of told mom about my tongue ring.
- The quazepam I prescribed is in a very small dose and shouldn't make you feel drugged.
- Further analysis will be done to determine if the deceased had been drugged.
- Several of the women who had been drugged were unable to say whether they had been sexually assaulted or not, Cutts said.
- She had been drugged with morphine and high doses of steroids.
- Perhaps she had been drugged to keep her quiet.
- Later Bo, in a drugged stupor, walks naked at night along the highway.
- It turned out he also was heavily drugged, West said.
- So I did what any drugged patient would do and started laughing uncontrollably.
1. 1.1 (of food or drink) adulterated with a drug.
  he offered them drugged wine
  Example sentencesExamples
  The red wine that the Countess gives Linda is drugged, and, as she passes out, the Countess tells her about her inheritance.
  He would offer them a celebratory glass of champagne or other alcohol which, the prosecution said, had been drugged.
  During their match he gives her a glass of drugged orange juice, but this plays absolutely no part in the story.
  When Brulov wants to cool off the hysterical J.B., he offers the man a glass of drugged milk.
  So she made a drugged milkshake to knock him out.
  After the tutorial/training, your handlers supply you with a drugged hamburger.
  This law was changed because women were having their drinks drugged while they danced.

Definition of drugged in US English:

drugged

adjectivedrəɡddrəɡd

1(of a person) unconscious or in a stupor as a result of taking or being given a drug.
in his drugged state
Example sentencesExamples
- Three years ago Kalpana, then 14, was drugged by two acquaintances.
- She had been drugged with morphine and high doses of steroids.
- Over three years, Krista was drugged in Bangladesh, imprisoned in Iran and attacked by wolf-like dogs in Turkey.
- The quazepam I prescribed is in a very small dose and shouldn't make you feel drugged.
- In fact he was probably so heavily drugged that it would have been very easy for anyone to get him to do anything.
- It said Mrs Haider feared her husband may have been drugged.
- Later Bo, in a drugged stupor, walks naked at night along the highway.
- She looked drugged or ecstatic, smiling with spooky eyes.
- Ernie watched the tape in a drugged stupor.
- Now, she was sullen, and had a drugged look about her.
- Though the embassy did not say how many people had been drugged, the incidents reportedly occurred at 11 establishments.
- A police officer is heard on the videotape saying she appeared to have been drugged.
- It turned out he also was heavily drugged, West said.
- Perhaps she had been drugged to keep her quiet.
- So I did what any drugged patient would do and started laughing uncontrollably.
- Further analysis will be done to determine if the deceased had been drugged.
- There he remained incarcerated and drugged for 18 miserable months, even though he should not have been there.
- He refused to eat or drink for fear of being drugged into a confession, a justified fear.
- The wedding went forward and in my drugged state I sort of told mom about my tongue ring.
- Several of the women who had been drugged were unable to say whether they had been sexually assaulted or not, Cutts said.
1. 1.1 (of food or drink) adulterated with a drug.
  he offered them drugged wine
  Example sentencesExamples
  This law was changed because women were having their drinks drugged while they danced.
  He would offer them a celebratory glass of champagne or other alcohol which, the prosecution said, had been drugged.
  During their match he gives her a glass of drugged orange juice, but this plays absolutely no part in the story.
  So she made a drugged milkshake to knock him out.
  After the tutorial/training, your handlers supply you with a drugged hamburger.
  The red wine that the Countess gives Linda is drugged, and, as she passes out, the Countess tells her about her inheritance.
  When Brulov wants to cool off the hysterical J.B., he offers the man a glass of drugged milk.

单词	drugged
释义	Definition of drugged in English: drugged adjective drʌɡddrəɡd 1(of a person) unconscious or in a stupor as a result of taking or being given a drug. in his drugged state Example sentencesExamples Now, she was sullen, and had a drugged look about her. There he remained incarcerated and drugged for 18 miserable months, even though he should not have been there. A police officer is heard on the videotape saying she appeared to have been drugged. Three years ago Kalpana, then 14, was drugged by two acquaintances. She looked drugged or ecstatic, smiling with spooky eyes. In fact he was probably so heavily drugged that it would have been very easy for anyone to get him to do anything. Though the embassy did not say how many people had been drugged, the incidents reportedly occurred at 11 establishments. It said Mrs Haider feared her husband may have been drugged. Ernie watched the tape in a drugged stupor. He refused to eat or drink for fear of being drugged into a confession, a justified fear. Over three years, Krista was drugged in Bangladesh, imprisoned in Iran and attacked by wolf-like dogs in Turkey. The wedding went forward and in my drugged state I sort of told mom about my tongue ring. The quazepam I prescribed is in a very small dose and shouldn't make you feel drugged. Further analysis will be done to determine if the deceased had been drugged. Several of the women who had been drugged were unable to say whether they had been sexually assaulted or not, Cutts said. She had been drugged with morphine and high doses of steroids. Perhaps she had been drugged to keep her quiet. Later Bo, in a drugged stupor, walks naked at night along the highway. It turned out he also was heavily drugged, West said. So I did what any drugged patient would do and started laughing uncontrollably. 1.1 (of food or drink) adulterated with a drug. he offered them drugged wine Example sentencesExamples The red wine that the Countess gives Linda is drugged, and, as she passes out, the Countess tells her about her inheritance. He would offer them a celebratory glass of champagne or other alcohol which, the prosecution said, had been drugged. During their match he gives her a glass of drugged orange juice, but this plays absolutely no part in the story. When Brulov wants to cool off the hysterical J.B., he offers the man a glass of drugged milk. So she made a drugged milkshake to knock him out. After the tutorial/training, your handlers supply you with a drugged hamburger. This law was changed because women were having their drinks drugged while they danced. Definition of drugged in US English: drugged adjectivedrəɡddrəɡd 1(of a person) unconscious or in a stupor as a result of taking or being given a drug. in his drugged state Example sentencesExamples Three years ago Kalpana, then 14, was drugged by two acquaintances. She had been drugged with morphine and high doses of steroids. Over three years, Krista was drugged in Bangladesh, imprisoned in Iran and attacked by wolf-like dogs in Turkey. The quazepam I prescribed is in a very small dose and shouldn't make you feel drugged. In fact he was probably so heavily drugged that it would have been very easy for anyone to get him to do anything. It said Mrs Haider feared her husband may have been drugged. Later Bo, in a drugged stupor, walks naked at night along the highway. She looked drugged or ecstatic, smiling with spooky eyes. Ernie watched the tape in a drugged stupor. Now, she was sullen, and had a drugged look about her. Though the embassy did not say how many people had been drugged, the incidents reportedly occurred at 11 establishments. A police officer is heard on the videotape saying she appeared to have been drugged. It turned out he also was heavily drugged, West said. Perhaps she had been drugged to keep her quiet. So I did what any drugged patient would do and started laughing uncontrollably. Further analysis will be done to determine if the deceased had been drugged. There he remained incarcerated and drugged for 18 miserable months, even though he should not have been there. He refused to eat or drink for fear of being drugged into a confession, a justified fear. The wedding went forward and in my drugged state I sort of told mom about my tongue ring. Several of the women who had been drugged were unable to say whether they had been sexually assaulted or not, Cutts said. 1.1 (of food or drink) adulterated with a drug. he offered them drugged wine Example sentencesExamples This law was changed because women were having their drinks drugged while they danced. He would offer them a celebratory glass of champagne or other alcohol which, the prosecution said, had been drugged. During their match he gives her a glass of drugged orange juice, but this plays absolutely no part in the story. So she made a drugged milkshake to knock him out. After the tutorial/training, your handlers supply you with a drugged hamburger. The red wine that the Countess gives Linda is drugged, and, as she passes out, the Countess tells her about her inheritance. When Brulov wants to cool off the hysterical J.B., he offers the man a glass of drugged milk.
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