1. 1吸毒的人;口語常說「藥蟲」(不要跟「藥頭」搞混:台灣「藥頭」多半指賣的人)

    A druggie is someone who often takes illegal drugs. It is informal, and it is not a kind word. People say it in speech more than in careful writing, and it can sound as if the speaker is looking down on that person. Doctors, teachers, and news writers usually say drug user instead. You may also see the spelling druggy. Though actually, in real talk people sometimes throw the word at anyone they think takes drugs, even if they do not know how often — so it is more a rough label than a careful description.

組成From drug + -ie (a small informal ending, the same kind you hear in words like foodie).

同家族的字

  • drugthe thing this person takes

原始詞典資料1 筆記錄

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druggienoun/ˈdɹʌɡi/

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    derogatoryslangA drug addict or abuser.

    • All up and down the promenade outside King's Cross, druggies are making eye contact with one another.
    • I’ve tried repeatedly, over the course of my life, to become a druggie.

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