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

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。
Three cannabis plants were found by eagle-eyed police officers.
火眼金睛的警官发现了3株大麻。
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。
Are you in favour of the legalization of cannabis?
你赞同使大麻合法化吗？
Cannabis is not dangerous per se, but it can lead to other drugs.
大麻本身并无危险，但却能制成其他毒品。
The drugs refer to the opium, heroin, morphine, cannabis, cocaine and other narcotics and psychotropic substances which make people form addiction and are controlled by the State Council.
毒品是指鸦片、海洛因、吗啡、大麻、可卡因以及国务院规定管制的其他能够使人形成瘾癖的麻醉药品和精神药品。
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。
The pill switches off the same brain circuits that make people hungry when they smoke cannabis.
这种药丸阻断了与使人们在吸食大麻时感到饥饿同样的脑循环。
During the searches methamphetamine, cannabis, drug utensils, stolen property and cash were found.
在搜查中，兴奋剂，大麻，毒品器具和偷窃财物和现金被找到。