cannabis
英['kænəbɪs]
美['kænəbɪs]
Noun:
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any plant of the genus Cannabis; a coarse bushy annual with palmate leaves and clusters of small green flowers; yields tough fibers and narcotic drugs
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the most commonly used illicit drug; considered a soft drug, it consists of the dried leaves of the hemp plant; smoked or chewed for euphoric effect
- 1. Three cannabis plants were found by eagle-eyed police officers.
- 火眼金睛的警官发现了3株大麻。
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- 2. Possession of cannabis will no longer be an arrestable offence.
- 持有大麻将不再会被拘捕。
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- 3. She has made outspoken remarks about the legalisation of cannabis in Britain.
- 她对英国关于大麻的立法进行了大胆评论。
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- 4. The drugs squad swooped and discovered 240 kilograms of cannabis.
- 缉毒组突击搜查，查获了240千克的大麻。
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- 5. He is high on cannabis.
- 他沉醉于毒品中.
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- He was booked for possession of cannabis.
他因私藏大麻而被记录在案。
- Cannabis has been used for medicinal purposes since antiquity.
大麻自远古以来就被作为药用。
- Cannabis is the world"s favourite drug, but also one of the least understood.
大麻是世界上最受欢迎的毒品，但也是最不被理解的药品。
- For a long time many politicians in America have argued that cannabis has no proven medicinal value.
长期以来美国众多政界人士一直认为大麻不具有确证的药用价值。
