cannabis

英 [ˈkænəbɪs]

美 [ˈkænəbɪs]

n. 大麻制品

Collins.1 / BNC.10541 / COCA.21229

牛津词典

noun

大麻制品
a drug made from the dried leaves and flowers or resin of the hemp plant, which is smoked or eaten and which gives the user a feeling of being relaxed. Use of the drug is illegal in many countries.

noun

A police chief ended up in hospital after eating a cake laced with cannabis meant for his daughter.
一位警察局长吃了大麻做花边的蛋糕后被送到医院，这块蛋糕原本是给他女儿吃的。
Eg: Traces of cannabis were found in his blood.
在他血液中发现了少量大麻的迹象。
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。
Of course, I am not saying that there are no problems related to cannabis.
我当然不是认为使用大麻不会有问题。
People used to take strange substances with names like "cocaine" and "cannabis".
人们曾经吸食一些叫做“可卡因”、“大麻”等名字的奇怪物质。
The legalization of cannabis would be prejudicial to public health.
大麻的合法化会对大众健康有害。
He's campaigning for the decriminalization of cannabis.
他为大麻合法化而斗争。
Customs officers found$ 277000 worth of cannabis concealed in the false bottom of the suitcase.
海关官员发现了藏在手提箱底部夹层里的价值277000荚镑的大麻。
Finally, cannabis use is increasingly emerging as a novel co-morbidity in patients with chronic hepatitis C.
最后，大麻的使用在慢性丙肝患者中增加了新的合并症。
Are you in favour of the legalization of cannabis?
你赞同使大麻合法化吗？