第三人称复数：addictions
名词上瘾; 吸毒成瘾; 入迷，嗜好; 癖好
名词
1. His addiction to drugs caused his family much grief.
他吸毒成瘾，使得他的家人非常伤心。
1. 成瘾性：机体方面的因素有:性别年龄、遗传异常、病理情况、心理因素(安慰剂、placebo)以及机体对药物反应的变化:致敏反应(sensitization),快速耐受性(tachyphylaxis)、耐受性(tolerance)、习惯性(habituation)、成瘾性(addiction)、依赖性(dependence).
1. 毒瘾
Addiction is the condition of taking harmful drugs and being unable to stop taking them.
e.g. She helped him fight his drug addiction.
她帮助他戒毒。
e.g. ...long-term addiction to nicotine.
对尼古丁成瘾已久
2. 着迷；嗜好
An addiction to something is a very strong desire or need for it.
e.g. He needed money to feed his addiction to gambling...
他需要钱来满足他的赌瘾。
e.g. I discovered an addiction to housework which I had never felt before.
我发现自己迷上了做家务，之前我从没有这种感觉。
1. He is thought to be encouraging Michael to seek similar help for cannabis addiction.
2. A computer game addict told a court yesterday he regretted attacking a woman in a desperate bid to cure his online addiction.
3. Zhou's relatives and friends tried to persuade her not to believe a drug addict who could not thoroughly give up his addiction.
4. Salisbury said a recent case involving a teacher spotted looking at child pornography was an example of sexual addiction.
5. The reason is none other than the boy's addiction to cocaine.
6. Keane have canceled three concerts and postponed their north American tour after Chaplin admitted drink and drug addiction and entered a private clinic for treatment.
7. It's a tragedy indeed that parents wanted to free Deng of his addiction, but because of the wrong method they chose they freed him of his life.
8. While a worthy strategy for eliminating addiction many years from now, a gradual approach would still permit the addiction of the next generation of smokers.
9. Family members said Howard underwent an extreme personality change in the weeks corresponding with his haircut spree that they attributed to cocaine addiction.
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10. The silence shows either indecisiveness on the part of the government or its unwillingness to cut down on its addiction to its revenue from tobacco.
noun
1. (Roman law) a formal award by a magistrate of a thing or person to another person (as the award of a debtor to his creditor)
a surrender to a master
e.g. under Roman law addiction was the justification for slavery
2. an abnormally strong craving
3. being abnormally tolerant to and dependent on something that is psychologically or physically habit-forming (especially alcohol or narcotic drugs)
Synonym: dependence dependance dependency habituation