sedative
sedative 英 [ˈsedətɪv] 美 [ˈsɛdətɪv]
n. [药] 镇静剂；能使安静的东西；止痛药 adj. 使镇静的；使安静的
名词复数:sedatives
- A sedative is a drug that calms you down. If a patient is freaking out about getting an MRI or minor surgery, the doctor might prescribe a sedative to chill them out.
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- n. [药] 镇静剂；能使安静的东西；止痛药
- adj. 使镇静的；使安静的
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1. But this Dom Cobb – we’ll call him Christopher Nolan – doesn’t need a specially formulated sedative.
不过这个柯布——我们将叫他克里斯托弗·诺兰——并不需要特殊配方的镇静剂。
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2. After repeated prodding, Murray revealed a few details about his actions, saying he had only given Jackson a dose of the sedative lorazepam to help him sleep, Senneff testified.
在不断的敦促下，莫里透露了他活动的几个细节，他说他仅仅给了杰克逊以及镇静剂帮他入睡，这个，斯尼弗可以作证。
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3. If you think your pet may become very anxious or noisy, check with your veterinarian ahead of time to discuss whether some type of sedative would be helpful for your pet while flying.
如果你认为你的宠物变得焦虑或吵闹，提前与兽医取得联系，看看是否有镇静剂可以在飞行的过程中帮助宠物安静下来。
- sedative (adj.) "tending to calm or soothe," early 15c., from Medieval Latin sedativus "calming, allaying," from sedat-, past participle stem of sedare, causative of sedere "to sit," from PIE root *sed- (1) "to sit." The noun derivative meaning "a sedative drug" is attested from 1785. Hence, "whatever soothes or allays."
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