addict

/noun ad-ikt; verb uh-dikt/US // noun ˈæd ɪkt; verb əˈdɪkt //

有瘾的人,瘾君子,嗜好者

Definitions

n.名词 noun

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- : Sometimes Offensive. a person who has become physically or psychologically dependent on a chemical substance: a drug addict.a person with an uncontrolled compulsion to continue engaging in an activity despite suffering negative personal or professional consequences: treatment programs for sex addicts and pathological gamblers.
- : a devoted fan; enthusiast; devotee: She’s a real baseball addict.My kids are manga addicts.

v.有主动词 verb

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- : to cause to become physically or psychologically dependent on an addictive substance, as alcohol or a narcotic.
- : to habituate or abandon to something compulsively or obsessively: a writer addicted to the use of high-flown language; children addicted to video games.

nounperson who has compulsion toward

Synonyms

“Ninth House,” by Leigh BardugoIn Bardugo’s engrossing fantasy thriller, a recovering addict lands a full ride to Yale in exchange for keeping an eye on the supernatural — and dangerous — activities of the school’s secret societies.
Perpetual connectivity has led to a plethora of early social media apps that are designed to addict and distract us.
I remember having this strategy of muttering loudly to myself in hopes that people would think that I was either a heroin addict or otherwise insane and leave me alone.
You never completely eliminate something you learned that young, but you can learn to recognize it in yourself and take action to avoid it in the future, not unlike a recovering addict in a 12-step program.
Dan Pew, a Youngstown drug court graduate and recovering heroin addict, says he has also benefited during the pandemic.
He cast her as Hope, an ex-addict with an impressive pair of fake chompers—the result of years of drug abuse.
They were getting more imaginative,” a pawn shop owner thinks of his addict customers in “Back of Beyond.
He was an on-and-off drug addict and sometimes a criminal; he was a collector of switchblades and vintage Disney T-shirts.
Because they agree that Ty Burrell looks like Jon Hamm if Jon Hamm were a crack addict?
If you are a real poet, you are hooked more deeply than any narcotics addict could possibly be on heroin.

/noun ad-ikt; verb uh-dikt/US // noun ˈæd ɪkt; verb əˈdɪkt //

有瘾的人,瘾君子,嗜好者

n.名词 noun

1
- : Sometimes Offensive. a person who has become physically or psychologically dependent on a chemical substance: a drug addict.a person with an uncontrolled compulsion to continue engaging in an activity despite suffering negative personal or professional consequences: treatment programs for sex addicts and pathological gamblers.
- : a devoted fan; enthusiast; devotee: She’s a real baseball addict.My kids are manga addicts.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to cause to become physically or psychologically dependent on an addictive substance, as alcohol or a narcotic.
- : to habituate or abandon to something compulsively or obsessively: a writer addicted to the use of high-flown language; children addicted to video games.

nounperson who has compulsion toward

Synonyms

“Ninth House,” by Leigh BardugoIn Bardugo’s engrossing fantasy thriller, a recovering addict lands a full ride to Yale in exchange for keeping an eye on the supernatural — and dangerous — activities of the school’s secret societies.
Perpetual connectivity has led to a plethora of early social media apps that are designed to addict and distract us.
I remember having this strategy of muttering loudly to myself in hopes that people would think that I was either a heroin addict or otherwise insane and leave me alone.
You never completely eliminate something you learned that young, but you can learn to recognize it in yourself and take action to avoid it in the future, not unlike a recovering addict in a 12-step program.
Dan Pew, a Youngstown drug court graduate and recovering heroin addict, says he has also benefited during the pandemic.
He cast her as Hope, an ex-addict with an impressive pair of fake chompers—the result of years of drug abuse.
They were getting more imaginative,” a pawn shop owner thinks of his addict customers in “Back of Beyond.
He was an on-and-off drug addict and sometimes a criminal; he was a collector of switchblades and vintage Disney T-shirts.
Because they agree that Ty Burrell looks like Jon Hamm if Jon Hamm were a crack addict?
If you are a real poet, you are hooked more deeply than any narcotics addict could possibly be on heroin.