cocaine in Greek
cocaine in Greek is κοκαΐνη — cocaine means a powerful, addictive stimulant drug extracted from the coca plant, used illegally as a recreational drug and occasionally in medicine as a local anaesthetic.
cocaine in Greek
κοκαΐνη
Pronounced: kokaini
(uncountable, organic compound, pharmaceutical drug) An addictive drug derived from coca (Erythroxylum) or prepared synthetically, used sometimes medicinally as a local anesthetic and, often illegally, as a stimulant.
What does "cocaine" mean?
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noun A powerful, addictive stimulant drug extracted from the coca plant, used illegally as a recreational drug and occasionally in medicine as a local anaesthetic.
"Cocaine use can cause a dangerously fast heart rate."
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cocaine in a sentence
- Cocaine use can cause a dangerously fast heart rate.
- Doctors once used cocaine as a surgical anaesthetic before safer alternatives were developed.
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What is "cocaine" in Greek?
"cocaine" in Greek is κοκαΐνη. cocaine means: A powerful, addictive stimulant drug extracted from the coca plant, used illegally as a recreational drug and occasionally in medicine as a local anaesthetic.
How do you pronounce κοκαΐνη?
"cocaine" in Greek is κοκαΐνη, pronounced "kokaini".
How do you use "cocaine" in a sentence?
Example: "Cocaine use can cause a dangerously fast heart rate." In Greek, "cocaine" is κοκαΐνη.
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