病毒 | bìng dú | virus | |
毒品 | dú pǐn | drugs; narcotics; poison | |
消毒 | xiāo dú | to disinfect; to sterilize | |
中毒 | zhòng dú | to be poisoned; poisoning | |
禁毒 | jìn dú | drug prohibition |
1 | We do not like his acrid temper. | |
2 | Before moving on I do have to note that none of us had been drinking and we never did drugs. | |
3 | Then she went into a lonely forbidden chamber where no one was allowed to come, and poisoned a beautiful apple. | |
4 | Most Americans want their next president to be strong, decisive and of good moral character, but fewer seem to care if he or she has been unfaithful to their spouse, or even tried drugs. | |
5 | Rhubarb is something of a wonder plant - in addition to an unknown poison in its leaves, they also contain a corrosive acid. |