addict

英 ['?d?kt] 美['?d?kt]

CET6TEM4IELTSGRE考研TOEFL中低頻詞常用詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?addicts;

1. ad‐一再的 dict‐說(shuō)。
2. Addict：愛(ài)地嗑它（嗑藥）。愛(ài)毒品愛(ài)得發(fā)瘋----沉溺，上癮（者）。
3. addict?愛(ài)得嗑它(嗑藥)愛(ài)毒品愛(ài)得發(fā)瘋??v.?n.?沉溺,上癮者to.

addict 上癮

前綴ad-, 去，往。詞根dict, 說(shuō)，聲稱,同dictionary。該詞詞義眾多，此處可能用于祈禱，信奉神靈，著迷。后指上癮。比較devout, 虔誠(chéng)的，詞源同voice,聲音，說(shuō)話。

addict: addict: [16] Originally, addict was an adjective in English, meaning ‘a(chǎn)ddicted’. It was borrowed from Latin addictus, the past participle of addicere, which meant ‘give over or award to someone’. This in turn was formed from the prefix ad- ‘to’ and the verb dicere. The standard meaning of dicere was ‘say’ (as in English diction, dictionary, and dictate), but it also had the sense ‘a(chǎn)djudge’ or ‘a(chǎn)llot’, and that was its force in addicere.
=> dictate, diction, dictionary
addict (v.): 1530s (implied in addicted), from Latin addictus, past participle of addicere "to deliver, award, yield; give assent, make over, sell," figuratively "to devote, consecrate; sacrifice, sell out, betray" from ad- "to" (see ad-) + dicere "say, declare" (see diction), but also "adjudge, allot." Earlier in English as an adjective, "delivered, devoted" (1520s). Related: Addicted; addicting.
addict (n.): 1909, in reference to morphine, from addict (v.).

1. She is a TV addict and watches as much as she can.: 她是個(gè)電視迷，看起電視來(lái)沒(méi)完沒(méi)了。

2. The self-confessed drug addict was arrested 13 months ago.: 那個(gè)自己坦白的癮君子在13個(gè)月前被逮捕。