tranquilizer

• n. 鎮定劑；使鎮定的人或物

tranquilize,使平靜，-er,表物。引申詞義鎮靜劑，安寧藥等。

tranquilizer (n.)

1800, "that which tranquilizes;" from 1824 as "a sedative" (first reference is to ground ivy), agent noun from tranquilize; in reference to one of a large group of anti-anxiety drugs, it is recorded by 1956.

1. If a tranquilizer is prescribed, be sure your physician informs you of its possible side effects, such as addiction.

如果開了鎮靜劑，一定要讓醫生告訴你它可能帶來的副作用，例如上癮。

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2. Laughter is a tranquilizer with no side effects.

笑聲是一種沒有副作用的鎮靜劑。

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3. And the red ones are tranquilizer and blood - splatter darts.

紅色的是鎮定劑和血液緩流飛鏢.

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4. You're a premature mid - life crisis. You need a tranquilizer.

你提前進入 中年 危機, 你需要吃鎮定劑.

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5. Probably, therefore, some substance in the tranquilizer inhibits fertility.

或許, 因此, 一些物質的鎮靜劑抑製生育.

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