| Title | Analgesic |
|---|---|
| Text | Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary an·al·ge·sic adjective or noun ⇨ see analgesia
English Etymology analgesic 1875, "tending to remove pain," from analgesia "absence of pain" (see analgesia). Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 analgesic an·al·gesic / 7AnEl5dVi:zik / noun (medical 医) a substance that reduces pain 止痛药；镇痛剂 SYN painkiller :Aspirin is a mild analgesic. 阿司匹林是药性平和的止痛药。 • an·al·gesic adj.: analgesic drugs / effects 止痛药/药效 Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged an·al·ge·sic I. \|anəl|jēzik, -ēs- sometimes -es-\ adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary analges- (from New Latin analgesia) + -ic : relating to, characterized by, or producing analgesia II. noun (-s) : an agent for producing analgesia |
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