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drug in Lithuanian

drug in Lithuanian is narkotikas, kaifuoti, narkošintis — drug means a substance taken for its effect on the body or mind, whether medicinal or intoxicating.

drug in Lithuanian

narkotikas
noun
A psychoactive substance, especially one which is illegal and addictive, ingested for recreational use, such as cocaine.
kaifuoti
verb
narkošintis
verb
sėsti ant adatos
verb
vartoti narkotikus
verb

What does "drug" mean?

  1. noun A substance taken for its effect on the body or mind, whether medicinal or intoxicating.
    "The doctor prescribed a new drug to manage his blood pressure."
  2. verb To secretly give someone an intoxicating or sedating substance.
    "She suspected someone had drugged her drink at the party."
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drug in a sentence

  • The doctor prescribed a new drug to manage his blood pressure.
  • Police seized a large quantity of illegal drugs at the border.
  • She suspected someone had drugged her drink at the party.

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What is "drug" in Lithuanian?

"drug" in Lithuanian is narkotikas, kaifuoti, narkošintis. drug means: A substance taken for its effect on the body or mind, whether medicinal or intoxicating.

How do you use "drug" in a sentence?

Example: "The doctor prescribed a new drug to manage his blood pressure." In Lithuanian, "drug" is narkotikas, kaifuoti, narkošintis.

Are there other ways to say "drug" in Lithuanian?

Yes — Lithuanian has 5 translations listed for "drug": narkotikas, kaifuoti, narkošintis, sėsti ant adatos, vartoti narkotikus.

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