heroin in Greek
heroin in Greek is ηρωίνη — heroin means a highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
heroin in Greek
ηρωίνη
Pronounced: iroini
A powerful and addictive drug derived from opium producing intense euphoria, classed as an illegal narcotic in most of the world. [from late 19th century]
What does "heroin" mean?
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noun A highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
"The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction."
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heroin in a sentence
- The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction.
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What is "heroin" in Greek?
"heroin" in Greek is ηρωίνη. heroin means: A highly addictive illegal drug made from morphine, known for producing an intense rush of euphoria.
How do you pronounce ηρωίνη?
"heroin" in Greek is ηρωίνη, pronounced "iroini".
How do you use "heroin" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary followed several people struggling to recover from heroin addiction." In Greek, "heroin" is ηρωίνη.
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